http://howtobypass.com/how-to-prevent-windows-xp-password-bypass/ Learn to Bypass blocked stuff! Sat, 19 May 2012 18:08:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://howtobypass.com/how-to-prevent-windows-xp-password-bypass/#comment-6480 Marc G Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:33:47 +0000 http://howtobypass.com/how-to-prevent-windows-xp-password-bypass/#comment-6480 To fend off a hacker you must first think like a hacker. Apparently you have a hacker in the family and he/she knows all the holes and weakness of the system. At your level you can't prevent any hacker from bypassing your password. I suggest you undergo training and be a white cap. To fend off a hacker you must first think like a hacker. Apparently you have a hacker in the family and he/she knows all the holes and weakness of the system. At your level you can't prevent any hacker from bypassing your password. I suggest you undergo training and be a white cap.

]]> http://howtobypass.com/how-to-prevent-windows-xp-password-bypass/#comment-6479 Von Ditch Fri, 18 Dec 2009 03:02:46 +0000 http://howtobypass.com/how-to-prevent-windows-xp-password-bypass/#comment-6479 What I did is I took away the mouse and keyboard. Or the Power cord or something that they will need to use the computer. What I did is I took away the mouse and keyboard. Or the Power cord or something that they will need to use the computer.

]]> http://howtobypass.com/how-to-prevent-windows-xp-password-bypass/#comment-6478 Mr. Ed Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:43:47 +0000 http://howtobypass.com/how-to-prevent-windows-xp-password-bypass/#comment-6478 The mistake is that this "someone" has the actual "administrator" password. Administrator password is the main password that was first assigned when you got the computer. You may have a lot of "users" with admin rights on your computer, but these are all additional accounts. The MAIN one has been compromised. What you can do is: (make sure you are one of the administrators first) 1. go to start -> run 2. type in "control userpasswords2" without the quotes. 3. change "Administrator" password from the list. 4. change everybody else's account to "power users" so they still have sufficient rights to do what they need to do, but they can't mess with admin rights. After that, you should have full control over the computer. Good luck. The mistake is that this "someone" has the actual "administrator" password. Administrator password is the main password that was first assigned when you got the computer. You may have a lot of "users" with admin rights on your computer, but these are all additional accounts. The MAIN one has been compromised.
What you can do is: (make sure you are one of the administrators first)
1. go to start -> run
2. type in "control userpasswords2" without the quotes.
3. change "Administrator" password from the list.
4. change everybody else's account to "power users" so they still have sufficient rights to do what they need to do, but they can't mess with admin rights.
After that, you should have full control over the computer.
Good luck.

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