Windows Password Reset Enterprise

Windows Password Reset Enterprise is a software application designed specifically for helping you reset the Windows local administrator password and other account passwords by creating a password reset CD/DVD or USB flash drive.

It is able to reset the Windows domain administrator password and works on Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000/NT, and Windows Server 2008(R2)/2003(R2)/2000.

The program adopts an intuitive layout that hides a simple configuration process under its hood. There’s also support for a help manual in case you need to find out more about how the utility works.

Windows Password Reset Enterprise gives you the possibility to make use of a built-in wizard that guides you throughout the entire configuration process.

You may generate a reset device by inserting a CD/DVD or connecting a USB flash drive to an accessible computer and starting the burning process. At the end of the burning task, you can view information about the processed steps.

What’s more, you need to reboot your locked computer from the password reset CD/DVD or USB flash drive in order to reset your Windows password. If your computer fails to boot from it, you need to set BIOS to boot from the USB drive.

As soon as your system restarts successfully, a new wizard popups out helping you select the Windows system, pick the user accounts you want to reset the password for, and restart the system so as to be able to log in without a password.

Windows Password Reset Enterprise comes with a handy feature pack for helping you log into your system without restrictions, and can be handled by all types of users, regardless of their experience level. On the downside, the utility is not able to create new local administrator and domain accounts, and change other user account, local administrator and domain passwords.

There’s support for a Standard edition but it doesn’t let you reset the Windows domain administrator password, create a password reset USB flash drive and reset data on Windows Server 2008(R2)/2003(R2)/2000, as well as a Professional version that doesn’t allow you to reset the Windows domain administrator password.