Showing posts with label forgot Windows Vista password. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forgot Windows Vista password. Show all posts

Thursday, June 30, 2011

How to Optimize Windows Vista for better performance?


No matter how fast or shiny computers might be when they are new, they all seem to get slower over time. That state-of-the-art PC you bought last year might not feel like such a screamer after you install a dozen programs, load it with antispyware and antivirus tools, and download untold amounts of junk from the Internet. The slowdown might happen so gradually you hardly notice it, until one day you’re trying to open a program or file and wonder, "What happened to my poor PC?"
Whatever the cause, there are a lot of ways to help speed up Windows and make your PC work better—even without upgrading your hardware. Here are some tips to help you optimize Windows Vista for faster performance.

1.   Keep regular update
Update Vista regularly to install new changes and fixes to the operating system that may allow Vista to work better. Click the "Windows Update" icon on your computer's task bar to view and install the latest Windows Updates.

2.    Clean up utilities monthly
Run the Defragment and Disk Cleanup utilities on your computer at least once a month to optimize your computer's hard drive. 

3.   Delete the useless programs
Delete programs that you do not need or use. Navigate to the "Programs and Features" tool on the "Control Panel" to see programs installed on your computer. Highlight the program and click "Uninstall" to remove unused software.

4.    Update the RAM memory
Upgrade your computer's RAM memory. While Vista requires at least 1 GB of RAM to run, installing 2 GB or RAM or more will allow your computer to run more processes at the same time with less slowdown.

Well, by the way, when we are using Windows Vista, we often encounter the problem that you cannot access the PC with forgotten Windows password. Then how to keep your Vista good in use and prevent from resetting Windows Vista password? It is better create a Windows password reset disk and a password hint for the PC.

Monday, June 27, 2011

How to Get Into If You Forgot Windows Vista Password?

Did you forget Windows Vista password? Oh no! Not to fear though there are ways to get back in, and I will lead you through the steps of password recovery, if your forgot your password, or it's a lost password, this article is for you! Now, take a rest and calm down and prepare something for Windows password recovery.
First before we go on to the in depth steps, are you sure you can't remember and you forgot password? Have you thought of everything? Dates, names, places, foods, birthdays, etc?
No? Still can't remember? Ok, not a problem. You have the choices to reset Windows Vista password as follow:
1. If your the administrator then your in a pickle! It is easy to
2. If that fails the only other way would be to reinstall Windows....
3. If this hasn't happened to you, please, please prevent this by creating a Windows Vista password reset disk, do this by following the next set of steps:
4. You need to try some Windows password recovery tools, that will help to make your password recover. I have listed a couple of Freeware programs in the resources that is very helpful on password recovery.
1) Ophcrack: Ophcrack is a Linux-based Windows password recovery program. If you have forgotten your user or administrator password, or purchased a used computer and it requires a password, Ophcrack will usually be able to recover it. Ophcrack is normally run from a bootable CD, but it can also be loaded into a USB drive. There are versions for Windows XP and Vista, but it will also work with Windows 7.
2)  Windows Password Unlocker: It can help you reset forgotten or lost Windows local administrator, domain administrator, and other user account password, which prevents you from accessing your computer. With this efficient Windows password recovery utility, you can enjoy quick access to your locked computer without formatting, no matter what your PC brand and Windows OS are. 100% recovery rate guaranteed.