ok you know when you start up your computer, well theres that login name thing and password and crap stuff.....now how do i get past it, becus on windows ME all you have to do is press cancel and there yah go.

enter your password, or if you dont have one just keep clicking.

mmm, press CTRL+ALT+SUPR twice and then in user type "administrator" and leave pass empty, or try with user "guest" or "anonymous".

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im trying to get into a computer that im not supposed too ;) if i had a password iowuld have entered it duh

Well then you need the password if you're not supposed to be on it :P

.......oui

Just whos computer are you not supposed to be on?

This is always fun. Ok, there might be an easier way, but this is how I've done it in the past.

You just go to good ol' http://www.loginrecovery.com and download the file that it tells you to.
Then you run that file while you have a blank floppy in your drive to create a lovely boot disk.

Then, obviously, you reboot the computer that you want the passwords to with that boot disk and it will grab all the passwords onto the disk.

Then you go onto a computer that you have access to that has an internet connection and upload the UPLOAD.txt file on the disk to http://www.loginrecovery.com. After the file has been uploaded you have to wait 2 days around for them to decrypt it, or you can pay money for them to decrypt it in 10 minutes.

And that's it. It really isnt't that much of a bother.

 Quote:Originally posted by dascooim trying to get into a computer that im not supposed too ;) if i had a password iowuld have entered it duh

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 Quote:Originally posted by bja888 Quote:Originally posted by dascooim trying to get into a computer that im not supposed too ;) if i had a password iowuld have entered it duh

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its probably not his computer you twat

right........ i cant really download anything on it becus i dont have an account on it :)

I never set a password so it doens't pop up on my computer.... so i guess jsut don't have a password :P

 Quote:Originally posted by dascooright........ i cant really download anything on it becus i dont have an account on it :)

boot linux off a CD rom.

i have unbuntu or whatever on cd :) only problem is that ill get yelled at :)

oyah: i'm doing what wormdundde told me too :) sounds easy :D

 Quote:Originally posted by dascooi have unbuntu or whatever on cd :) only problem is that ill get yelled at :)


Your on a computer you shouldn't be on and your worried about getting yelled at. You need to re-evaluate your motives.

I concur with all of bja's posts in this thread. A linux live cd is what you want for this, but if you're afraid of getting yelled at... you need to figure out what you want to do ;)

yeah me and some guys are trying to get the admin password on our school, but without much resoults. (since u need admin rights to do about anything on it)
and then after alot of pain we got the display

Administrator Password: ****** or something. and we couldnt get it decrypted.

(oh, and this is on a iMac)

I'm tellin' ya, just do what I do, it works every time, or do what flies said.

Not that I know anything about that.

psycho, if you know how many letters it is, you might be able to get a list of most-used passwords on the internets and try the list with words of that number.

dascoo, tell us where this computer is and who you're not trying to get cought by.

 Quote:Originally posted by dascooi have unbuntu or whatever on cd :) only problem is that ill get yelled at :)

oyah: i'm doing what wormdundde told me too :) sounds easy :D
are you done hacking the pentagon yet?

The admin password at my school is alphanumeric.

that is helpful ¬_¬

 Quote:Originally posted by rabidhamsterThe admin password at my school is alphanumeric.

32^(50) possabilitys.
or 1.8092513943330655534932966407607x10^(75)

.... u gotta start somewhere.

Step one: Change the admin password. I think at boot, you press F1 or F2 or whatever... One of the 'f's

Step Two: Boot in safemode

Step Three: Press Alt ctrl del

Step Four: Log in with username: Administrator

Step Five: Go to run and type something in their... Set password or suntin

its F8 i believe, at least it is with my comp

 Quote:Originally posted by bja888 Quote:Originally posted by rabidhamsterThe admin password at my school is alphanumeric.

32^(50) possabilitys.
or 1.8092513943330655534932966407607x10^(75)

.... u gotta start somewhere.

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

i thought that was the actual password for a second there lmao

 Quote:Originally posted by Psychoyeah me and some guys are trying to get the admin password on our school, but without much resoults. (since u need admin rights to do about anything on it)
and then after alot of pain we got the display

Administrator Password: ****** or something. and we couldnt get it decrypted.

(oh, and this is on a iMac)

Keyloggers can do amazing things. I've used them in the past to acquire my parent's passwords for various purposes. I thought about leaving one on one of the teacher's computers at my school, because it would be so easy to do.

Interesting story relating to school and key loggers...


To make it short.
1) Suspended
2) kicked out of school
3) disowned
4) homeless

...disowned because of a keylogger? Bull[CENSORED].

Either way, use someone else's account so they don't know it's you.

Professional hackers begin with social engineering.

 Quote:Originally posted by frogboy...disowned because of a keylogger? Bull[CENSORED].

Either way, use someone else's account so they don't know it's you.


One thing lead to another... But yes, a key-logger would be a felony.

Um guys that key login thing isn't working. I put the floppy disk into the computer before i start it up, then turn it on. Then its supposed to have that blinking white thing in the left corner for two minutes before it shuts down, but then it waits for like 7 minutes, and just goes back to the login screen. I also checked the bios and the floppy drive is the primary boot thingy so meh.

Help wormdundee <3

 Quote:Originally posted by The GeologistJust whos computer are you not supposed to be on?

 Quote:Originally posted by dascooUm guys that key login thing isn't working. I put the floppy disk into the computer before i start it up, then turn it on. Then its supposed to have that blinking white thing in the left corner for two minutes before it shuts down, but then it waits for like 7 minutes, and just goes back to the login screen. I also checked the bios and the floppy drive is the primary boot thingy so meh.

Help wormdundee <3


just get me on msn later, i can help ;)

No. You still even haven't told me if you even know what your avi means....

I'm not telling you who's computer im getting on......

 Quote:Originally posted by dascooNo. You still even haven't told me if you even know what your avi means....


i did.....look in the archives....if u want it resolved, im the only one now giving u help, if not then u know what to do

Ok, to make my instructions more specific.

You get on a computer that you have an account on and that has internet access. You put the blank floppy in your floppy drive and run the image.exe that you downloaded from loginrecovery.com. If the floppy isn't messed up, it will show this little progress bar of image.exe turning the floppy into a boot disk.

After that, you put the floppy into the computer that you want to get onto, and turn that computer on. Then it should boot from the floppy which will grab the passwords. If done correctly there should be a screen where it tells you to press any button and the computer will turn off.


The only problem I can see is if the boot order on the computer you want to get onto doesn't have floppy set first, most computers have it set first but it might've been changed. In that case you need to go into the BIOS and change it to boot from the floppy first. If the BIOS has a password on it, then you're pretty screwed using this method.

 Quote:Originally posted by The Geologist Quote:Originally posted by The GeologistJust whos computer are you not supposed to be on?

i dont think he is legaly allowed to tell you