Passwords have always played a central role in keeping user accounts safe from unauthorized individuals. However, with the average computer user now having dozens of different accounts, it can be difficult to remember each set of login credentials. This also applies to Windows user accounts, where you can create a local administrator or regular user account with its own unique password. However, now that most people use Microsoft accounts for logging into Windows, it can be easy to forget the login credentials for a local account. Active@ Password Changer is a simple tool for resetting the local administrator or user account passwords in case they are forgotten or lost. It can also change account attributes. Moreover, it works for all versions of Windows from 2000 right up to the latest release of Windows 10 including 64-bit editions.
The latest edition of Active@ Password Changer was released on November 17 to include a number of changes and fixes. The included boot disk utility has been switched to the latest version of WinPE (Windows Preinstallation Environment), which is based on Windows 10 build 2004. The Bootable Disk Creator has also been improved for media formatting. The included LiveCD and Boot Disk now provide full support for the latest PCI-E and SATA NVMe M.2 solid state drives. Users of the Ultimate package will also be able to take advantage of a new version of Active@ LiveCD, which has been upgraded to openSUSE 15.2, based on the Linux Kernel version 5.3 and KDE 5.18. Many new recovery improvements, as well as a new security library update, have also been applied to provide a better user experience.
Active@ Password Changer 11 is an easy to use solution that lets you reset a local Windows user account in cases where you have lost or forgotten the password. You can also use it on up to three home computers, making it one of the most cost-effective solutions around. The program provides several useful extra features and abilities too. It comes bundled with the Active@ Boot Disk and Active@ Password Changer apps. The Active@ Boot Disk utility lets you create a bootable optical disk or flash drive, which you will need to use Active@ Password Changer in the first place. This allows you to boot up the computer into a self-contained operating environment when you cannot log in to Windows or boot your computer normally. If you are locked out of your computer entirely, however, you will need to use a different machine to create the bootable drive.
Active@ Boot Disk also comes with more than 150 drivers, and you can add more manually. There are many other useful everyday apps included in this utility as well, such as the Opera browser. In other words, it is basically a trimmed down operating system in its own right, which provides a wide range of functionality for diagnosing and repairing your computer. Active@ also provides many other solutions for data backup, recovery and more, all of which are integrated into this operating environment. Get started with the latest version today at https://www.password-changer.com/index.html.
Jeremy Gibson
Jeremy Gibson is a data recovery and digital forensics expert who regularly uses specialized software to help clients recovery lost accounts and data.