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Change Windows Administrator Password [INFO]

Below are the steps on how to change your?username?or?password?in major operating systems, online services, and other locations.

Note: Unless you’re the?administrator or root?of the system, you need to know the password of the account before it can be changed.

1) For Windows Server 2012

Firstly, log into your server via Remote Desktop.
Once logged in, press your Windows key and type Administrative Tools.
Double click on Computer Management.
Then expand Local Users and Groups.
Click on Users.
After that, right-click on Administrator. Click on Set Password > Proceed.??
Type your new password in both fields and lastly press OK.

2) For Windows Server 2008 R2

First, you need to log into your server via Remote Desktop.
Next, right-click on Computer and select Manage.
Double click on Configuration.
Then expand Local Users and Groups and then select Users.
Lastly, right-click on Administrator and choose Set Password, and then click Proceed.

3) For Windows Server 2003?

Start by logging in to your server via Remote Desktop.
After that, right-click on My Computer and select Manage.
Expand Local Users and Groups and then select Users.
Right-click on Administrator and choose Set Password and then click Proceed.?
Lastly, type in the new password and select OK.

4) For Windows 10

Change Password

Firstly, press the Windows key, type?Sign-in options. Then press Enter.
In the?Password?section, click the?Change?button.
Next, verify your account by entering your Microsoft PIN.
Lastly, type in your current password (A), choose a new password (B), confirm your new password (C), and click the Next button (D).

Change Username

Note: You may only change?local accounts names, not Microsoft or administrator account names.

Firstly, press the Windows key, type?Control Panel, and then press?Enter.
After that, select User Accounts.
Click?User Accounts?again.
Near the middle of the window, click?Manage another account.
Then, select the account whose name you’d like to change.
Select?Change the account name.
Lastly, choose a new account name (A) and then click the Change Name button (B).

5) For Windows 8

Change Password

Firstly, open the Charms menu by pressing the Windows key?plus the?C?key and select?Settings.
In Settings, select?Change PC settings.
In?PC Settings, select?Users.
Lastly, select the Change your password?option to change the password for your local Windows account.

Change Username

From the Windows desktop, open the?Charms menu?by pressing the?Windows key?plus the?C?key and select?Settings.
In Settings, select?Control Panel.
Then select User Accounts.
In the User Accounts window, select?Change your account name?to change the username for your local Windows account.

6) For Windows Vista and 7

Change Password

First of all, open the Control Panel.
Secondly, click Add or remove user accounts.
Proceed by clicking the account you want to change.
Lastly, remember to click Change the password.

Change Username

To start changing your username, open the Control Panel.
After that, click Add or remove user accounts.
Click the account you want to change.
Finally, click Change the account name.

7) For Windows XP

Change Password

The very first step is to open the Control Panel.
Then double-click the Users Accounts?icon.
Next, select the account you want to change.
Select the option?Change my name?to change your username or?Create a password?or?Change my password?to change your password.

Note: Windows XP Home users can only change the administrator password through?Safe Mode.

Change Username

First off, open the Control Panel.
Double-click?the?Users Accounts?icon.
Select the account you want to change.
Proceed by clicking Change My Name.
Enter the new name you want to use and click the Change Name button.

7) For Windows 2000

Change Password

Microsoft Windows 2000 users can change their username by pressing?Ctrl+Alt+Del?while in Windows to open the Windows Security window. From this window, click the “Change Password”?button.

Enter your old password and the new password you want to use.

Change Username

To change the username of an account on Windows XP, you need to have an account with?administrator rights. If you are logged in as an administrator or have an account with administrator rights, follow the steps below.

Open the Control Panel.
Double-click?the?Users and Password?icon.
Make sure “Users must enter a user and password to use this computer” is checked.
Highlight?the account you want to change the username for and click the?Properties?button.
In?Properties, you can change the username.

8) For Windows 95, 98, and ME

Change Password

To change your password or password settings in Windows 95, 98, or ME, follow the steps below.

Start by opening the Control Panel.
Double-click?the?Passwords?icon.
In the?Password Properties?window, click the?Change Windows Password?button.

Note: The Windows password can also be changed through the?Users?icon in Control Panel.

Change Username

You can change the user settings in Windows 95/98 through the?Users?icon in Control Panel. However, this does not allow you to change the actual username. If you need to change the username, we suggest you create a copy of your existing username and use the new username. Below are the steps to do this.

First of all, open the Control Panel.
After that, ouble-click the Users?icon.
Highlight the user you want to make a copy of and click the?Make a copy?button.
One final step is to follow the wizard in creating a new user account.

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