Lost Password
I don't always "win".
Last week I was asked to help an employer bypass the password demand on a Windows y computer. His employee had changed it, and then gotten himself in jail for stealing a car. Since he stole it from his employer he was not inclined to help. . .
No problem. I have tools. I went to work.
Whatever this guy did, it worked. I failed. I sent my client to find a "hacker", something I have never aspired to be. I hope it goes well for him.
If it needs a "tap" don't use a sledgehammer, goes the saying. Conversely, if it needs a safecracker, don't go to an honest locksmith.
I write this to encourage you who read this to understand several things.
- Keep track of your passwords.
- Create a password recovery disk when you first start up Windows (and a Repair disk and a backup copy of Windows)
- Find the best person for the job you need done.
- Of course, it's really, really good if you only hire honest people.
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