Enter q and then press ENTER to quit the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor registry editing tool.
Important: You're still not done! You need to confirm your password reset change in the next step before it will take effect.
How To Remove Passwords Using Offline NT Password & Registry Editor
By Tim Fisher, About.com Guide
Type q to Quit Offline NT Password & Registry Editor
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- Visit the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor Website
- Download and Extract the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor Zipped ISO File
- Burn the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor ISO File to a Disc
- Restart With the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor Disc in the Disc Drive
- Press ENTER at the BOOT: Prompt
- Wait for Offline NT Password & Registry Editor to Load
- Choose the Correct Hard Drive Partition
- Confirm the Windows Registry Path
- Choose the Password Reset Option
- Choose the Edit User Data and Passwords Option
- Enter the Username to Edit
- Choose to Clear/Blank the Password
- Type ! to Quit the User Edit Tool
- Type q to Quit Offline NT Password & Registry Editor
- Confirm Password Reset Changes
- Confirm That You're Finished Using Offline NT Password & Registry Editor
- Remove the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor Disc and Restart the Computer
- Wait for Windows to Start - No Password Required!
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