To use Kon-Boot tool you need to create your Kon-Boot USB first. Run the Kon-Boot installer and install your copy to USB thumdrive of your choice
Insert the newly created USB drive into your locked Windows 11computer and boot from it.
Follow Kon-boot instructions displayed on your computer screen
Now wait for Windows 11 to fully load
Pick account you would like to bypass
Put any password and press ENTER
All done! Kon-Boot has bypassed your Windows 11 password
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Since Windows 8 you can reboot your computer in safe mode without entering a password. We can try using this solution and get access to the Windows 11 computer. Step 1: Reboot the computer and press F8 afterwards to start the Advanced Startup options. Alternatively advanced startup options should be available automatically after three interrupted Windows 11 boots.
If you're interested in bypassing Windows and Linux passwords, there is a great tool from the good people at Kryptoslogic. Have you ever forgotten your administrator password? Have you ever bought a used computer with a password on it? Well, Kryptoslogic have created a boot-disc call 'Kon-Boot', which allows you to bypass any Windows 32 or 64 bit OS, as well as Linux passwords. There is both a paid and freeware version available.
Kon-Boot allows you to boot the software directly from the disc before the OS starts, hooking itself into the BIOS (basic input-output system) of your computer, and loading itself into RAM. Before the OS starts, it will modify the kernel so entering a password is not necessary, or in Linux's case, making the logon 'kon-usr'.
First, head over to a torrent tracker website, such as The Pirate Bay, and search for 'Hiren's Boot cd'. Download version 14.1. Make sure the torrent you get has TONS of seeds and comments stating the torrent is fast and clean.
Hiren's Boot CD is a bootable disc with 100+ freeware tools built-in to it. It's a great tool, and can serve many functions, so I recommend getting Kon-Boot this way. It only requires one CD, and will serve other nefarious purposes (mwuahaha!).
After your torrent is done, burn the .iso file to your blank CD using your image burning software of choice. If you're on Windows 7 or above, you can simply double-click the .iso file to burn it. If you're on an older OS, Free ISO Burner is the easiest choice for Windows. To burn the file, follow these steps:
When your .iso is done, you're ready to go. Open your disc tray, pop in the CD and reboot.When your computer is at the POST (Power On Self-Test), make sure to go into your BIOS and change the boot order. The POST should tell you what button lets you into the system setup/BIOS at the bottom of the screen. Generally, most will have a different button. Some computers have a F12 temporary boot menu, and you can just select the drive to boot from that way.
If you reach a screen that looks similar to this, you're good. Highlight 'Boot' or a similar option, and make sure the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive is at the top of the boot list, before the IDE/SATA hard drive.
Putting a password on the BIOS can be done easily from the 'Security' tab, or something similar, once you're in the system setup menu. It's fairly straight forward. Just type in the desired password, which it will request upon boot, or whenever you enter the system setup (whichever you select, hard drive or protected BIOS settings).
@JD CoverlyThank you, haha. There are a number of other ways to bypass Linux passwords, you can pass commands to the kernel during boot, or use a live CD to delete the contents of roots /etc/shadow file hash. :DI wish I knew, I'd have helped you, haha.
Wu10Man is a tool designed to help you manage the irritating automatic updates by configuring the group policy or disabling various services and URLs.Seamlessly disable the downloading links and services associated with updatesThe program comes with a user-friendly interface that displays the three ways you can manage and prevent the automatic updates, namely Windows Services, Windows Update Group Policy and the host services from where the patches are typically downloaded.Generally speaking, there are two services responsible for running the updates, Windows Update Service and Windows Module Installer. What the app does is also disable the tasks associated with them and hence, you can be sure they are not turned on after reboot.Considering that you are writing to the registry, changing host files and altering services, it goes without saying that you need to be logged in with Administrative Rights. At the same time, you should be aware the certain antiviruses can pick it as potential malware.A handy utility for managing the automatic updates specific to Windows 10While you can argue that you can achieve the same results by disabling some services and setting a group policy, this is not always enough to prevent the updates. Besides, let's not forget that accessing the Group Policy Editor is not possible for Windows 10 Home for instance.All in all, Wu10Man is a handy application that allows you to access and make the necessary modifications to the group policy and disabling the services that activate automatically whenever an update is released for Windows 10.
4. YUMIYUMI is created by the same author as Universal USB Installer which is why they both share very similar graphical user interface. The only difference is YUMI allows you to create a bootable USB flash drive with multiple distributions. The steps to create a Kon Boot USB are exactly the same as Universal USB Installer.
This fifth method would most probably work for you if all of the above fails because it uses a different bootloader called GRUB. This Kon-Boot USB installer script is actually the official script provided by the author of Kon-Boot for their paid customers except it is packaged with the FREE version 1.1 and not the paid versions 2.0 or 2.1.
You can use Kon-Boot 2in1 (WinOS & MacOS) v2.7 in UEFI or Secure Boot mode. For using Kon-Boot in UEFI mode you are required to make sure tha the UEFI BIOS is not configured to use Secure Boot feature. This version of Kon-Boot allows the users to run automatic powershell script after the boot of target operating system. Powershell script of the user choice run with full system rights and it provides an excellent and powerful opportunity for the forensics team to gather all the necessary data from the target system. Kon-Boot 2in1 (WinOS & MacOS) v2.7 has also been equipped with Sticky Keys feature which allows the users to spawn a console window while the Windows login screen is still active. All in all Kon-Boot 2in1 (WinOS & MacOS) v2.7 is an imposing application which can bypass the authentication process of Windows and Mac based operating systems silently.
For those with an unbootable Windows, a rescue disc can be a life saver for a SysAdmin. It is packed with various diagnostic and repair tools that can do things like fix a Master Boot Record (MBR), recover a password, detect and clean a rootkit or simply allow you to salvage data by transferring it from a damaged drive to another location. Below is a list of bootable rescue discs.
It requires no installation. It can be used on linux servers, linux desktops or windows boxes. The kernel supports the important file systems (ext2/ext3/ext4, reiserfs, reiser4, btrfs, xfs, jfs, vfat, ntfs, iso9660), as well as network filesystems (samba and nfs). The bootable ISO consolidates as many diagnostic tools as possible into one bootable CD, DVD, or thumb drive. When you boot up from the CD, a text-based menu will be displayed, and you will be able to select the tool you want to run. The selected tool actually boots off a virtual floppy disk created in memory.
I have been developing my own bootable PE environment. I have built it based on the inspiration of Hirens all of those years, but with features found in Gandalfs, with some customize ability, and its fairly lightweight WIM boots fast.
Easy2Boot (E2B) is popular multiboot USB solution that also contains agFM and Ventoy. It supports both Legacy and UEFI.Simply copy on your bootable ISO files to the E2B USB drive and boot! Boot to DOS, Linux, Windows Install ISOs (XP>Win11),automate Windows installs, WIM files, VHD files, images of flash drives, Linux ISO+persistence, etc.
Step 1: Download the zipped ISO image file of NT Password to an accessible computer. Step 2 : Extract the file and launch the program. Step 3 :Burn the ISO file to a CD or DVD, or save it to a USB drive. The CD or USB drive will serve as your live password reset disk. Step 4 : Boot the locked computer from the CD or USB drive. Once the system boots successfully, the Offline NT Password and Registry Editor screen will be loaded. Step 5 : Press "Enter" to boot and proceed to the next screen which will ask you choose the correct hard drive partition where Windows was installed. Next, confirm the location of the Windows Registry Path. Just type "1" and press "Enter" to accept the default path. Step 6 : Select the "Password Reset" option. Choose "1" (the Password Reset or SAM Registry File) and hit "Enter." The Registry will then be loaded. Choose "Edit User Data and Passwords" and press the "Enter" key once more. All user accounts will be displayed. Enter the username you want to edit. Step 7 : Once directed to the "User Edit Menu," type "1" for "Clear (blank) User Password" and press "Enter." Type "!" to close the User Edit tool. Type "q" to exit from NT Password and Registry Editor. Save your changes by typing "y" and hit "Enter." Step 8 : After pressing "Enter" to confirm that you're done using the tool, remove the password reset disk and reboot your computer. You should be able to log in to Windows automatically without being prompted for the password, and you may configure another password. 2ff7e9595c
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