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How to reset your windows password

How to reset your windows password

             How to reset your windows password



 

 

Hello guys...

 

Today i’ll show you how to reset your windows passowrd!!!

 

So basically the method we are going to use is simple.

 

In this method we just need a linux bootable drive. I am

 

Using pop-os (Ubuntu based linux distro) but you can use

 

What ever you want.

 

Open a terminal window and type:

 

sudo apt install chntpw

 

 

 

 

Now open your file manager and navigate to Windows Drive.

 

 

 

 

Now open a terminal window there and navigate to

 

Following path:

 

Windows -> System32 -> config

 

Now check for SAM file type:

 

ls -l SAM*

 

 

 

Now type following in the terminal:

 

chntpw -l SAM

 

 

 

 

Now you can see every user of your windows.

 

Now lets quickly reset password for Xerox user:

 

Type:

 

chntpw -u <username> SAM

 

 

 

Press 1 to clear user’s passowrd.

 

Now press q to quit and press y

 

 

 

 

 

You’ve done it...

 

Stay tuned...

 

Stay safe...

 

Meet you soon...

 

Hollywood style terminal emulator for windows, MacOS & Linux

Hollywood style terminal emulator for windows, MacOS & Linux

 

Hollywood style terminal emulator for windows, MacOS & Linux

 

 

 

 

Hello guys...

 

Today i will show you a quick look of eDEX-UI terminal


emulator that is heavily inspired by Hollywood Sci-Fi movies like TRON Legacy. 


A terminal emulator with amazing visual & sound effects.

 

DOWNLOADS

 

Linux i386

 

Linux x86_64

 

MacOS

 

Windows

 

 

Download eDEX-UI for your OS and for windows just install the eDEX-UI and run it.

 

For linux right click on APP and  open properties goto permissions and tick the check


box which says “Is Executable” and then just run it. Thats it you have your fancy UI.


Meet u soon...

 

 

Make a Multi ISO Bootable USB drive on Windows & Linux

Make a Multi ISO Bootable USB drive on Windows & Linux

Make a Multi ISO Bootable USB drive on Windows & Linux


 

Hello guys!!!

Welcome Back…

 

Need multiple bootable iso in one Flash Drive???

This post is definitely for you.

Today I am going to show you how to make multiple bootable iso USB drive, so let’s get started…

 

Software we need:

VENTOY

Ø Windows (Download) (Source)

Ø Linux (Download) (Source)

 

For Windows:

Download the zip from above link and extract it.

Now execute the executable file.


 

Select your device and click on install.

 

Now paste your iso files in your Flash Driveand boot your computer with your Flash Drive you will be presented with a ventoy menu now you can

Boot with the iso of your desire.

 

For Linux:

Connect your Flash Drive with your PC.

Download ventoy for linux and extract the files.

Now open a terminal and type:

fdisk -l

 

Now copy the path of your flash drive. i.e /dev/sdb

Now navigate to ventoy folder and type the following command in terminal:

sudo ./Ventoy2Disk.sh –i /dev/sdb (your drive path)

now confirm your drive and type:

 y

Now it will ask you for double check type:

y

 now ventoy will be installed on your Flash Drive.

Now same procedure just copy and paste your ISO files there.

All Done…

Enjoy…

 

 

 


Resource Monitor for OSX/Linux/FreeBSD : Bashtop | CyberKn3t Series

Resource Monitor for OSX/Linux/FreeBSD : Bashtop | CyberKn3t Series

Bashtop Is An Htop Alternative Written In Bash - YouTube

Resource monitor that shows usage and stats for processor, memory, disks, network and processes.

Features

  • Easy to use, with a game inspired menu system.
  • Fast and "mostly" responsive UI with UP, DOWN keys process selection.
  • Function for showing detailed stats for selected process.
  • Ability to filter processes.
  • Easy switching between sorting options.
  • Send SIGTERM, SIGKILL, SIGINT to selected process.
  • UI menu for changing all config file options.
  • Auto scaling graph for network usage.
  • Shows message in menu if new version is available
  • Shows current read and write speeds for disks
  • Multiple data collection methods which can be switched if running on Linux

Themes

Bashtop now has theme support and a function to download missing local themes from repository.

See themes folder for available themes.

The builtin theme downloader places the default themes in $HOME/.config/bashtop/themes. User created themes should be placed in $HOME/.config/bashtop/user_themes to be safe from overwrites.

For more Information Please Visit Official GitHub Page.


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