How to find administrator password in standard user using Windows PowerShell codes?

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How to find administrator password in standard user using Windows PowerShell codes?

Roldan Pierre-Louis 0

I tried any way to do it, but it didn't work it out. I need your help!

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Answer 1

Anonymous

Welcome. did you used the - Power Shell command - if failed

how about using the "CMD - Prompt" As Administrator

should give you the same results. Try it on

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in the black command prompt screen >> type "net user administrator"

and press - Enter. This should display the current, user account name

and password. For the administrator account. Did it work,.?

Anonymous

2025-05-01T02:55:42.6033333+00:00

WhooPs,. May I add an Ad-on : if the above solution doesn't work

can be due to : You haven't activated the password as administrator

But before do that. Try the following workaround

111!!!!2222@@@2333###555%%%

Go to the Settings >> Accounts section. in there, you should see a

link to "Sign-in options" click on that and you, should see the

password associated to your, user account.

Answer 2

MotoX80 35,831

There is no way to display any users' Windows password.

Your best bet is to use a password reset disk, or enter the answers to the security questions that hopefully you set up.

https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-reset-a-forgotten-windows-10-password

If you have another account that is a member of the administrators' group then you can use the "net user" command to reset the password of the other user.

https://www.windows-commandline.com/change-user-password-in-windows-command-line/

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