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- 26th January 2015 at 13:07 #44910
I don´t have WS2012-R2 installed right now (I temporarily have W10-TP on that partition…),
so I cannot check if the instructions below (for W7) also works on WS2012-R2, but probably it does…
It works on WS2008-R2.How to login if you have lost the password
Use your installation-disk to boot to WinRE (Windows Recovery Environment).
Click on the Command Prompt option.Type the following commands and press enter after each one:
C:
CD Windowssystem32
ren cmd.exe cmd.old
ren magnify.exe cmd.exe
ren cmd.old magnify.exeReboot.
Click on Easy of Access Center (in the left corner) and select the Magnify option.
Press OK.Type: net user administrator /active:yes and press enter.
Reboot.Logon on to the “Administrator” account, go to Control Panel →User Accounts, and add a new password.
Type Magnify.exe in Start Menu search box and press enter and open it.
Type: net user administrator /active:no and press enter.
Reboot.Boot to winRE again, and click on the Command Prompt option.
Type the following commands and press enter after each one:
C:
CD Windowssystem32
ren magnify.exe cmd.old
ren cmd.exe magnify.exe
ren cmd.old cmd.exe
exitReboot.
Tip
Create a bootable USB-memory with fx. WINDOWS-USB-DVD-DOWNLOAD-TOOLDirect-download: http://wudt.codeplex.com/downloads/get/96313
Create 2 bat-files.
Copy them to the USB-memory.P1
C:
CD Windowssystem32
ren cmd.exe cmd.old
ren magnify.exe cmd.exe
ren cmd.old magnify.exe
P2
C:
CD Windowssystem32
ren magnify.exe cmd.old
ren cmd.exe magnify.exe
ren cmd.old cmd.exe
exit
Next time you need to reset the password on a computer you can boot from the USB-memory,
and run those bat-files instead of typing the commands….
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