: Booting on modern hardware and Secure Boot environments.
Windows should now boot directly to the desktop or allow you to log in by leaving the password field blank. : Booting on modern hardware and Secure Boot environments
If the account is disabled or locked out, click to re-enable it. 4. Final Restart Remove the USB drive. Click Restart . : A USB flash drive (preferred) or a blank CD/DVD
: A USB flash drive (preferred) or a blank CD/DVD. click to re-enable it.
: Choose "Reset Local Admin/User Password" for standard PCs or "Reset Active Directory Password" for servers.
Ensure the partition style is set to GPT if your locked computer uses UEFI (common in most PCs made after 2012). Click Start Burn . 2. Boot the Locked Computer Insert the prepared USB into the locked PC.
: Click the Reset Password button. This will usually clear the password (make it blank) or change it to Password123 .