This is a required process when you want to create a Password Reset Disk drive
The steps to creating Password Reset Disk are quite simple.
First, open the User Account section in the Control Panel or go to the Search Menu . In the left-hand window, click the Create a Password Reset Disk link as shown below:
The Welcome screen of the Forgotten Password Wizard window appears . Here in section I want to create a password key disk in the following drive , select the correct USB drive and then click Next .
Next enter the current user account password and then click Next :
Wait until the process is finished, signal when the progress bar is displayed 100%. Then click Next .
On the Forgotten Password Wizard interface, click on Finish to finish the process.
Finally, you just need to remove the USB drive from the computer and store it somewhere safe. To avoid confusion, we should mark this Flash drive with a specific name, such as Password Reset for example.
In case if you forget your login password to your computer, Windows will display a message like the one below:
After clicking OK, you will return to the initial login screen. Now, plug in the USB drive (created with Windows Password Reset Disk ) on your computer, then click the Reset password link directly below:
Immediately, the familiar Welcome screen of Password Reset Wizard will appear. Here you select the correct USB drive and select Next as shown below:
Then, Password Reset Wizard will open the saved file in the USB drive, read the information about your previously stored password and perform some other operation (of course in underground mode, we cannot know. ). When successful, the system will ask you to enter a new password for this account:
Click Next. At this time, the success message appears, here you click Finish .
The last step is to log in to your Windows computer with the password you just created.
Note:
After using the Password Reset Wizard to change the password, all the information in the USB drive will run out of "valid". You need to use the Forgotten Password Wizard process to re-create the Reset Password file again.
See the steps for using Password Reset Disk to reset your Windows password here.
Good luck!