[Sir]

Follow these steps to bypass Windows 7 login without any CDs:
1) Power on your computer. (I had to put it haha)
2) While you're on the screen with the Microsoft logo press and hold the power button until it turns off.
3) Press the power button to turn on again.
4) You should now see the option to bunch Start Up repair.. Select the option and press enter.
5) Run Startup Repair.
6) You should see a blue bar that moves across the screen repeatedly. Above it should be messages
that say "searching for problems" or something along those lines. The message should change to "Attempting repairs" within a few minutes.
7) Leave the computer running. This message should be there for 10-40 minutes depending on your computer.
A message should pop up that says "start up repair could not fix the problem". Click the arrow next to "show problem details".
8) Scroll to the bottom and click the link to the .txt .
9) Notepad should open up with the file.
10) In the notepad click File->Open. You can now use the file browser to perform the sethc.exe hack .
11) Go to C:Windows\system32 and find sethc.exe and rename to random.exe or something.
12) Copy the cmd.exe and rename the copied file to sethc.exe
13) Restart the computer and at the login screen press the "shift" key 5 times in quick succession.
14) Type in the cmd window "control userpasswords2" without the quotation marks.
15) You can now make a new admin account and login

[DarkFlux™]

thanks for the tip . really helpful .

[mig4ng]

Great tutorial bro

[Cressi]

Not bad. Have always been using OphCrack, but this seems much easier. Thanx ^^

[Sir]

You're welcome everybody

[The_Joker]

I didn't work for me on Windows 7 Enterprise. The startup repair requires a user password to be entered before it begins. There is no option to open the report in notepad.

[Sir]

I didn't work for me on Windows 7 Enterprise. The startup repair requires a user password to be entered before it begins. There is no option to open the report in notepad.

Strange, you're the only person who's had any problems with it, and I've shared this on numerous forums. Are you sure you did it right?

[The_Joker]

I'm probably the only one who uses Windows Enterprise on a home PC