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[QUOTE="DreamingInExile:541693"]try this: This method isn't new but it still works like a charm. I didn't see it posted yet so I would like to share this with you all. This is very simple and very effective. Enjoy! STEPS 1. Open a command prompt. I am sure you can figure this out, as there are many ways of going about it, even if some ways are blocked by administrators. 2. Execute the following command: at 00:00 /interactive "cmd.exe" Note: 00:00 is in Military Time. It should be changed to one minute ahead of the time that you run it. at the time you specify, a new command prompt should appear. You can now close your original command prompt. 3. Execute the following command and go to the processes tab: taskmgr Note: Alternatively you can press control+alt+delete, but this may be blocked. 4. End all "Explorer.exe" processes. Yes, your desktop will disappear 5. In your new command prompt, type explorer.exe and press enter. 6. Your desktop should restart after updating some settings and your username will be "System" Congratulations! You now can change any Administrator's password and do just about anything you wish on that box. [/QUOTE]
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