How to recover Windows Server password
With Lazesoft Recover My Password Server Edition, you can reset Windows Server local administrator or other local accounts password. If your Windows Server is an Active Directory Domain Controller, use the following tip: Forgot Windows Server 2003 2008 Domain Administrator Password.
Download the Server Edition of Lazesoft Recover My Password.
Build a Lazesoft Recover My Password bootable disk.
Boot your server computer from the new burned disk, then Lazesoft Recover My Password will start automatically. Take the following steps:
- Select the Windows Server installation volume.
- Select the user account for which you want to recover password.
- Click the <Reset/Unlock> button to reset the user account password.
- Click <Finish> to end Lazesoft Recover My Password, then system will reboot automatically.
- Remove the CD from your computer, and then reboot.
Now you are able to get back into your Windows Server.
Lazesoft Recovery Suite is easy to use, powerful boot disk design to Recover Data, Recover crashed Windows System, Recover Windows Password, Clone or Backup Disk, etc.
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