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by1xp
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Post subject: WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL DOMAIN PASSWORD RECOVERY OR RESET  Posted: 18 Nov 2010 18:56 |
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Is possible reset domain password in windows xp professional edition?
I'm able to reset account password but for domain password account i have problem...
can you help me plz? tnx in adv...
sorry for my english... i'm italian.
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Sethioz
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Post subject: Re: WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL DOMAIN PASSWORD RECOVERY OR RESE Posted: 18 Nov 2010 22:23 |
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Joined: 24 Sep 2007 02:12
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im not sure what you mean under domain password. theres some tool that allows you to reset passwords for windows. its a small image, which you can put on USB or any media and you boot from it, then you can reset all the passwords in xp (and some other windows too).
im not sure if it can reset "domain" password, but you can give it a try.http://sethioz.co.uk/stuff/xp%20passwor ... 0reset.rar
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by1xp
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Post subject: Re: WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL DOMAIN PASSWORD RECOVERY OR RESE Posted: 19 Nov 2010 12:38 |
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i not need reset normal account password.. i have a account in a domain.... the tools similar Ophcrack dont do this...
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Sethioz
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Post subject: Re: WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL DOMAIN PASSWORD RECOVERY OR RESE Posted: 20 Nov 2010 17:16 |
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are you talking about remote password or local ?
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SomaFM
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Post subject: Re: WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL DOMAIN PASSWORD RECOVERY OR RESE Posted: 02 Dec 2010 05:10 |
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You need access to the domain controller if it's a domain account and not a local account. Where exactly the passwords are stored on a domain / active directory... I haven't a clue. But by default, passwords are not stored with reversible encryption in a Windows server environment, so you would have to do a hard reset (some how).
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