Introduction
On old O.S. like Windows 95, 98 and ME a user name and password to logon to the system was not required, that means you could simply hit the ‘ESC’ keyboard button and you were on. On these systems you could create users with password and use them to logon and have access to this user´s files and settings, but if you forgot the password you were still able to logon and have full rights on the machine. On NT based systems such as Windows NT, 2000,XP,2003 when you install the O.S. you are prompted to type a password for the built-in Administrator account and eventually create other user accounts and grant them full rights or not. But what if you have only 1 account and lost the password for it or somehow your machine got infected by a virus and it corrupted/deleted important startup files and changed this user password or you accidentally deleted some startup file? ...
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