How To Hack Into A Windows-Computer

Here is a tutorial about how to go around startup and login passwords without any software’s.

1.
The computer companies have created a backdoor for power-on passwords in case u lost your password. If the computer u wanna hack has a power-on password (BIOS), here is what u can do to go around it. When the computer asks for the power-on password type the following, different manufactures have different backdoor passwords.
VOBIS & IBM-------------------------merlin
Dell----------------------------------Dell
Biostar-------------------------------Biostar
Compaq-----------------------------Compaq
Enox--------------------------------xo11nE
Epox--------------------------------central
Freetech----------------------------Posterie
IWill---------------------------------iwill
Jetway------------------------------spooml
PackardBell--------------------------bell9
QDI---------------------------------QDI
Siemens-----------------------------SKY_FOX
SOYO-------------------------------SY_MB
TMC--------------------------------BIGO
Toshiba-----------------------------Toshiba

I found this on a website but there wasn’t any for an HP computer so I tested a little on my own and actually discovered a way.
When the HP computer asks for the password simply press [Ctrl + Alt + Delete]. The computer will restart without any power-on password. When you restart the computer it will ask for the password again. NO TRACE.

2.
If the computer asks for a log in password to windows u can just press [Ctrl + Alt + Delete] TWICE. U will now be able to type in both Username and password. In the username type in Administratör/Administrator (Swedish/English computer). In the password field don’t type anything, simply leave in blank. This is a windows default setting. Of course you can have bad luck and someone already has turned on the password. At this point there still is some hope. Because the administrator-account isn’t used very often so it’s likely that an easy password has been chosen.

For example:
administrator, administrator, admin or the name of the owner.

If this doesn’t work you are screwed. But think positivity, at least you haven’t left any trace of your attempt to “hack” into someone’s computer.

GOOD LUCK!!!!!

Really nice
But.
1. If you are on a school like "Dalslund" This won't be possible (FU Skolverket)
2. Some XP Versions changes the Admin pass along when the installation is configuring. So it's far away from always working.

But, it's a nice and nice explained. Thx Franz!
//Xeloader

Were you found this?

This guide most likely used for a private person not a company because companies are aware of the most backdoors and have disabled them. The power-on password is more likely functional on almost every computer that has the password activated.

The information at the power-on password (except HP that I discovered myself) can be found on this link: http://www.laptoptheft.org/2008/09/07/cracking-bios-passwords-part-1/

Franz wrote:

This guide most likely used for a private person not a company because companies are aware of the most backdoors and have disabled them. The power-on password is more likely functional on almost every computer that has the password activated.

The information at the power-on password (except HP that I discovered myself) can be found on this link: http://www.laptoptheft.org/2008/09/07/cracking-bios-passwords-part-1/

It's nice that you discovered it yourself, but i don't really think it will work every time, because Ctrl+Alt+Del just reboots the comoputer, but.. It may be possible

It's possible that you're right but in my case in worked, and I think that it's worth giving a try before u start with booting hacking softwares and such...

this tut has been approved by me. lol nice tut franz it worked cause my m8 tried to do to me and i caught him and puched his nose D:

Xeloader wrote:

Really nice
But.
1. If you are on a school like "Dalslund" This won't be possible (FU Skolverket)
2. Some XP Versions changes the Admin pass along when the installation is configuring. So it's far away from always working.

But, it's a nice and nice explained. Thx Franz!
//Xeloader

yeah skolverket sucks