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Opening memory card when password lost
This article tells you how to
recover a a micro SD card password and micro SD card password reset in windows.
This document deals with the
issue of losing a password for a MICRO SD card. If the password for the card is
lost then it will be blocked for further use. In such a situation, the user can
interface their mobile with the PC using Bluetooth or Infrared, make the
changes then find the password in the file created thereafter.
Issue
Solution one:
Go to file manager on your
mobile
In Settings choose system
folders,
In the System folder, find a
file called mmcstore
Send the file to your PC using
IR/Bluetooth
Open the file in Notepad
The password you need for your
memory card is located within that file
Solution two:
1. Insert your card into your
phone, without accessing it through the phone
2. Run FExplorer and Open the path C:\system
3. Find the file called
mmcstore, and rename it mmcstore.txt
4. Copy that file
(mmcstore.txt) to your PC and open it in Notepad
5. Your password will be
located within that file.
For Micro SD : -
Put the card in any E series
mobile or N95 etc and format it. It will not ask for a password.
Knowing the password behind **** in browser
Want to Reveal the Passwords Hidden Behind Asterisk (****) ?
Follow the steps given below-
1) Open the Login Page of any website. (eg.
http://mail.yahoo.com)
2) Type your 'Username' and 'Password'.
3) Copy and paste the JavaScript code given below into your
browser's address bar and press 'Enter'.
javascript: alert(document.getElementById('Passwd').value);
4) As soon as you press 'Enter', A window pops up showing
Password typed by you..!
Note :- This trick may not be working with firefox.
Using inspect element option in chrome
This tutorial will teach you to reveal password characters (asterisks) from a web input form with Google Chrome Developer Tools. This is a very simple hack with Google Chrome don't freak out this is so easy.
Introduction.
. In HTML forms are used to pass data to a script which use these data to do something with them.
This is a basic syntax of these forms.
ex.
<form action="#" method="post">
(Opening a form tag)
<input type="text" name="something" />
Username (A Label to this input let's say Username)
<input type="password" name="something else" />
Password (A second label for the second input of this form)
</form>
(Closing the form tag)
. Basically text type and password type differs only in masking the Characters with bullets or NOT!<
#Note!# Assuming that you're browsing with Google Chrome right now. #Note!#
1. Fill above an input (password) form or fill this as an example.
2. Just Do a left click above the input (type="password") element you want to reveal.
3. Click Inspect Element.
4. Now look at the bottom of Google Chrome (where developer tool showed up) and find the marked input element you tried to inspect.
5. Double Click on type="password" and change it to "text"
6. Hit Enter! You're Done! Check above in the page the password is revealed!!!
Resetting windows password when it is lost
- Your
Windows passwords are stored in the Windows registry. In order to reset
them, you need access to this registry without running Windows.
Luckily, there is a tool called “Offline NT Password & Registry
Editor” which contains a small Linux kernel and drivers for your hard
drives. Download the tool from this server or the official website.
- Extract
the RAR archive. Now you need to create a bootable device in order to run
the tool:
Using a CD: Just burn the ISO file to any empty CD and proceed.
Using a USB memory stick:
Format the memory stick in FAT32 format (rightclick it and choose “Format”) and enable “Quick Format”. WARNING: When formatting, all data in the memory stick will be lost!
Open the ISO file with WinRAR (or any similar program) and extract all files onto the memory stick.
Start the console (Press WINDOWS + R and type cmd, press ENTER), enter the drive letter of your memory stick (e.g. L: ), then enter “SYSLINUX.EXE -ma L:” (replace L: with your drive letter). This will set the boot record for your memory stick, enabling your computer to use it as boot device.
- Now
plug in the USB memory stick or insert the CD into the drive of the
password-locked computer and switch it on.
- When
the BIOS image is showing up, make sure you enter the “Boot Menu”, usually
by pressing F12.
- A
window should pop up asking you to choose the device to boot from. Select
CD or USB HDD.
- After
a few seconds, this screen will show up. Just press enter to boot
normally.
- Now
a lot of text will appear on your screen while the system is loading
drivers for your hardware. Just wait until it comes to a stop and waits
for your input. Now the tool is asking on which partition your Windows
registry files are located. Usually, this would be the first
partition, but since there is a small (100MB) backup drive in Windows 7,
you should take the next one, enter the number below and press enter.
- Next,
it asks for the path to your registry files on the drive. These are
usually fine, just press enter to continue. When the files are located,
you can choose what to do. Enter 1 and hit return for “Password reset”.
- Then
you have to select “Edit user data and passwords” by entering 1 again and
pressing Enter
- Enter
your account name from the list and press Enter
- On
the next screen, enter 1 to “Clear (blank) user password”. You may also
select 4 to “Unlock and enable user account” if you have entered the
password too often and it is locked. If that’s all you wanted to do, enter
! and press return to quit.
- Enter
q again to leave the next menu and write the files by typing “y” in Step
4.
- Now
your password has been reset, just restart your computer normally and you
should be able to log in to Windows again!
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