Reset Forgotten Windows 7 Password with System Repair Disc

If you forgot your Windows 7 password and don't have a reset disk or another administrator account, you can use a system repair disc to reset your password. A system repair disc can be created on a CD or DVD and used to boot your computer. Once you boot from the disc, you can access the tools to reset your password.

If you don't have a system repair disc, you can create one using a blank CD or DVD. To create a system repair disc in Windows 7, open the Backup and Restore control panel and click the "Create a system repair disc" link.

Once you have a system repair disc, insert it into your computer and boot from it. Select your language and keyboard layout and then click "Next." On the System Recovery Options menu, click "Command Prompt."

At the command prompt, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Next, type: copy cmd.exe sethc.exe and press Enter. This will copy the cmd.exe file to the sethc.exe file.

Now, type: del wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will delete the wsaupdater.exe file.

Finally, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Reboot your computer and log in with the new password.

If you can't remember your password, there are a few things you can do to reset it. If you have a password reset disk, you can use that to reset your password. If you don't have a password reset disk, you can use a system repair disc to reset your password.

If you don't have a system repair disc, you can create one using a blank CD or DVD. To create a system repair disc in Windows 7, open the Backup and Restore control panel and click the "Create a system repair disc" link.

Once you have a system repair disc, insert it into your computer and boot from it. Select your language and keyboard layout and then click "Next." On the System Recovery Options menu, click "Command Prompt."

At the command prompt, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Next, type: copy cmd.exe sethc.exe and press Enter. This will copy the cmd.exe file to the sethc.exe file.

Now, type: del wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will delete the wsaupdater.exe file.

Finally, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Reboot your computer and log in with the new password.

If you forgot your Windows 7 password and don't have a reset disk or another administrator account, you can use a system repair disc to reset your password. A system repair disc can be created on a CD or DVD and used to boot your computer. Once you boot from the disc, you can access the tools to reset your password.

If you don't have a system repair disc, you can create one using a blank CD or DVD. To create a system repair disc in Windows 7, open the Backup and Restore control panel and click the "Create a system repair disc" link.

Once you have a system repair disc, insert it into your computer and boot from it. Select your language and keyboard layout and then click "Next." On the System Recovery Options menu, click "Command Prompt."

At the command prompt, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Next, type: copy cmd.exe sethc.exe and press Enter. This will copy the cmd.exe file to the sethc.exe file.

Now, type: del wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will delete the wsaupdater.exe file.

Finally, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Reboot your computer and log in with the new password.

If you forgot your Windows 7 password and don't have a reset disk or another administrator account, you can use a system repair disc to reset your password. A system repair disc can be created on a CD or DVD and used to boot your computer. Once you boot from the disc, you can access the tools to reset your password.

If you don't have a system repair disc, you can create one using a blank CD or DVD. To create a system repair disc in Windows 7, open the Backup and Restore control panel and click the "Create a system repair disc" link.

Once you have a system repair disc, insert it into your computer and boot from it. Select your language and keyboard layout and then click "Next." On the System Recovery Options menu, click "Command Prompt."

At the command prompt, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Next, type: copy cmd.exe sethc.exe and press Enter. This will copy the cmd.exe file to the sethc.exe file.

Now, type: del wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will delete the wsaupdater.exe file.

Finally, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Reboot your computer and log in with the new password.

If you forgot your Windows 7 password and don't have a reset disk or another administrator account, you can use a system repair disc to reset your password. A system repair disc can be created on a CD or DVD and used to boot your computer. Once you boot from the disc, you can access the tools to reset your password.

If you don't have a system repair disc, you can create one using a blank CD or DVD. To create a system repair disc in Windows 7, open the Backup and Restore control panel and click the "Create a system repair disc" link.

Once you have a system repair disc, insert it into your computer and boot from it. Select your language and keyboard layout and then click "Next." On the System Recovery Options menu, click "Command Prompt."

At the command prompt, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Next, type: copy cmd.exe sethc.exe and press Enter. This will copy the cmd.exe file to the sethc.exe file.

Now, type: del wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will delete the wsaupdater.exe file.

Finally, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Reboot your computer and log in with the new password.

If you forgot your Windows 7 password and don't have a reset disk or another administrator account, you can use a system repair disc to reset your password. A system repair disc can be created on a CD or DVD and used to boot your computer. Once you boot from the disc, you can access the tools to reset your password.

If you don't have a system repair disc, you can create one using a blank CD or DVD. To create a system repair disc in Windows 7, open the Backup and Restore control panel and click the "Create a system repair disc" link.

Once you have a system repair disc, insert it into your computer and boot from it. Select your language and keyboard layout and then click "Next." On the System Recovery Options menu, click "Command Prompt."

At the command prompt, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Next, type: copy cmd.exe sethc.exe and press Enter. This will copy the cmd.exe file to the sethc.exe file.

Now, type: del wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will delete the wsaupdater.exe file.

Finally, type: copy userinit.exe wsaupdater.exe and press Enter. This will copy the userinit.exe file to the wsaupdater.exe file.

Reboot your computer and log in with the new password.

If you forgot your Windows 7 password and don't have a reset disk or another administrator account, you can use a system repair disc to reset your password. A system repair disc can be created on a CD or DVD and used to boot your computer. Once you boot from the disc,