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How to Hack admin pc using Guest

many of u might be using
computers with Guest
accounts.. may be because u
don't have the Administrator
password!!!...
so.. here is an awesome trickto
hack the Administrator
password using the guest
account.. there are basically 2
methods...
u can use the one which is
easier for u...
Error using 2nd method i.e.
From my computer Manage
option.
METHOD 1..
1) Go to Cwindows/
­system32.
2) Copy cmd.exe and paste it on
desktop.
3) Rename cmd.exe to
sethc.exe.
4) Copy the new sethc.exe
tosystem 32,when windows
asks for overwriting the
file,then click yes.
5) Now Log out from your guest
account and at the user select
window,press shift key 5 times.
6) Instead of Sticky Key
confirmation dialog,command
prompt with full administrator
privileges will open.
7) Now type “ NET USER
ADMINISTRATOR zzz where zzz
can be any password you like
and press enter.
You will see “ The Command
completed successfully and
then exit the command prompt
and login into administrator
with your new password.
9) Bravo !! Now You have
hacked admin through guest
account.
METHOD 2..
1. Right-click on the “My
Computer” icon on the desktop
OR in the Start Menu.
2. Select the option “Manage”.
3. On the left pane expand the
“Computer Management (Local)
tree (if it is not already
expanded)
4. Double click “Local Users and
Groups” option From “System
Tools” tree.
5. Click the “Users” option.
6. Now you will see the list
ofusers on the right side
pane,such as Administrator,
Guest etc.
7. Right click the
“Administrator” and select the
option “Set Password” option.
8. Now you will see a
warningmessage, Click on
proceed.
9. Now the system asks you for
“New Password” and “Confirm
Password” .
10. After entering the password
click on “OK”. The password is
changed. That’s It!..
that's it..!!! you have
successfully changed the
Administrator password
without knowing it..
Enjoy!!!!

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