Change existing password

                               CHANGE PASSWORD USING CMD






Now you can change your windows password without knowing the previous one . To change your password do the following ------

  • Open cmd(command prompt) in Administrator mode .
  • Now type net user it will tell you user name .
  • Now type net user user name (eg. net user xyz) press enter .
  • Then type net user name * press enter .
  • Then it will ask you to write the new password be careful at this stage type password this will be not visible to you press enter and retype password .

WARNING -- Be Carefull .


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