Change the adminsitrator password using your limited account

Have you forgotten the password into your administrators account, or you are one of your company’s bad asses and wants to access the PC via administrators account but you cant cause you don’t know what the password. Now you can! All you have to do is to reset the password of the administrator account by just follow the step below.

1. In your limited access account. Click Start and go to Run.
2. Type in "cmd" in the dialog box.
3. A black window should pop up with some text. Enter the phrase " net user ".
4. You should see all of the accounts on your computer. Select your target account that you want to hack.
5. Once you have the username of the account, type net user ACCOUNT *". So for an account named "Administrator", simply type "net user Administrator *". Make sure you don't forgot the asterisk ‘*’ at the end.
6. You will now be prompted to enter a new password. Even though when you enter text, you can't see what you are typing, this is called masking. Enter your desired password for this account, hit enter, and confirm the new password.
7. Hit enter, and now log out from your limited access account. And try logging-in in the administrators account.

This may or may not work, depending on the version of Windows you are running.

Fire in San Diego

There were two major wild fires in San Diego, I’m not even sure if they have the same origin. The so called Harris Fire started at Harris Ranch and moved down near the Otay Ranch and Chula Vista area.

The Witch Fire started at Witchcreek and spread around neighboring areas in Ramona. And it moved more and more to the west through Poway, Escondido, Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Santa Fe and neighboring areas. I live in Rancho Penasquitos which is beside Rancho Bernardo and Poway and was ordered a mandatory evacuation on Monday morning.

Although wind speeds have decreased, they said they said the peak of the speed as well as the temperature highs will be at sometime 3pm today.

Right now the fire has reached near the Del Mar areas already and we are still waiting up to when we can go back home and see the the status of everything.