Use the arrow keys to select the BOOT tab, then change the Boot Device Priority: Set 1st Boot Device to CD/DVD-ROM if you've created a bootable CD, or set 1st Boot Device to Removable Device if you want to boot from a password reset USB flash drive. DELETE key, F8 key, F2 key) to enter BIOS Setup Utility.
When it is powered on, check the boot-screen for setup key (i.e. Insert the bootable CD or USB flash drive you just burned into your locked computer, then turn on or reboot your computer.Note: If you don't have a Windows computer available at the moment, you can also create a bootable PCUnlocker CD/USB drive from Mac or Ubuntu computer.ĢBoot your locked PC from CD or USB flash drive Click the Browse button to locate the ISO image in the unzipped files, then click the Start Burn button to make a bootable CD or USB drive. Next you have to download the ISO2Disc program by clicking this link, and then install it on your local PC.Insert a blank CD or a USB flash drive with a capacity of at least 1GB into your computer.I highlighted the ISO image, that's what you need to burn on to a CD or USB drive. After you unzip it ( how to unzip), it should look like this: The downloaded file is a self-extracting. Since you obviously can't get into your computer right now because you've forgotten the password, the following steps will need to be completed on another computer that you have full access to.ĭownload the full version of PCUnlocker via the link included in your order confirmation email. The process requires creating a bootable password reset CD or USB flash drive on an alternate PC, and then using it to boot your locked computer and reset your forgotten Windows password quickly. In this tutorial, we will guide you through step-by-step procedure of resetting lost Windows administrator and user passwords. PCunlocker (with universal USB installer) was the one that managed to boot but then crashed.Ever forgotten your Windows password and couldn't log in to your computer? It's a nightmare, but there is an easy way to get back in. So far I've tried Windows Password Recovery tool, ophcrack (meant for win 7 but people said it works on 10 too) and PCunlocker. So the only thing that I could think about was password cracking tools. I guess Windows 10 has gotten some security updates and it's not that easy anymore. The funny thing is that Windows 10 ISO booted without problems and I could access CMD but Windows defender blocked my attemts to replace system32\utilman.exe with system32\cmd.exe. There is a CD/DVD reader tho but I don't have any CDs at hand right now. I read that it might not be possible to boot from USB 3.2 but I don't think the computer has any 2.0 ports. I tried to turn on legacy and managed to boot from USB but that only caused a crash. How to get password reset software (Bootable from USB) working on a laptop that's using UEFI boot.
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