How to reset domain administrator password on Windows server 2003/R2
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More info: http://www.appkeen.com/windows-password-reset/enterprise.html Step-by-step guide: http://www.appkeen.com/how-to/reset-windows-server-2003-r2-password.html Is there a workable way for resetting Windows server 2003 domain administrator password(active directory admin password) if I forgot the account password and have no other admin account for use. Fortunately we can use "Appkeen Windows Password Reset Enterprise" to reset forgotten Windows server 2003 domain administrator password without data loss. It is an universal Windows password recovery tool which can recover Windows 8.1/8/7/Vista/XP/2000/2003/2008/2012 local/domain accounts password instantly. To reset domain administrator password on Windows Server 2003/R2, follow three steps below: Step 1. Get full "Appkeen Windows Password Reset Enterprise" from Appkeen.Com and install it on another accessible computer. Run the software to create a Windows password recovery disk with CD/DVD/USB flash drive. 1. Insert a writable CD/DVD or a blank USB drive. 2. Select Burn to CD/DVD or Burn to USB option, and choose the drive which you inserted from the down list. 3. Click Burn button to start burning, you will successfully complete the burning in one minute. Step 2. Insert the Windows password recovery disk to your "server computer" set the computer to boot from it via changing devices boot priority on BIOS SETUP. Step 3: Reset Windows Server 2003 domain administrator password to new. Wait for a moment, "Appkeen Windows Password Reset Enterprise" will start up automatically and display an operation full window for you. 1. When the operation window appears, click Administrator account in the users list, and click Reset Password. When a confirm massage pops up, click YES. Notice: In order to meet the password policy requirement, this software will set the password to Vodudoft@2012 by default. Please remember it. 2. Now you can click Reboot button to restart your computer. When a dialog box pops up, eject Windows domain password recovery disk, and click Yes to restart, then you can logon your domain as administrator with the new password.