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This is the second part of bypassing the admin password of a laptop or desktop incase you may have forgotten your login password or a person you know may have,well here is simple step compared to the first step on how to remove the log in password  Requirements  USB Drive step 1 Download the Hiren's ISO file in their website and configure it with Rufus then insert the bootable Usb drive with the configured Hiren iso file, and boot it on the machine you have forgotten the password. step 2  Once you have booted into the Hiren boot cd environment, now its time to remove the password click the widows icon -- then go to all programs -- next move to the security folder -- then navigate to the password folder lastly click or choose Windows Login Unlocker step 3 Once you have clicked on the windows login Unlocker, a table will appear and on that table right click on the user account you want to remove the password and then select the option to reset the password, a successful res...

  How to See a Saved Wi-Fi Password on Windows Using CMD Have you ever connected your Windows computer to a Wi-Fi network, only to forget the password later? If the computer is still connected to that Wi-Fi network—or has the network password saved—you may be able to view the saved password using Command Prompt (CMD) . You don't need to install any additional software. Windows already has a built-in networking tool called netsh that can be used for this. Important: Only use this method on a computer and Wi-Fi network that you own or are authorized to manage. What You Need You only need: A Windows computer A saved Wi-Fi profile Command Prompt A few simple commands No third-party software is required. Step 1: Open Command Prompt First, open Command Prompt. Method 1 Press: Windows + R A small Run window will appear. Type: cmd Then press Enter . Method 2 You can also open the Start menu and search for: Command Prompt Then open it. You should see a black window similar to a terminal. ...

  Requirements  A Multimeter, laptop charger, laptop motherboard.    In this part one we are going to test the laptop charger using the multimeter, were are going to learn how to check if a charger is good. Step 1: Verify the meter works Your probes are plugged in correctly: Black probe → COM Red probe → VΩmA Step 2: Now turn the dial to: 20V DC (the left side marked V⎓ 20V) The screen should show something like 0.00 or 1. Step 3: Measure the charger The charger must be plugged into the wall and powered on while you measure its voltage.   Your HP barrel plug likely has: Outer metal barrel = negative (ground) Inner metal sleeve = positive (~19V) Tiny center pin = identification pin (don't worry about it yet) Touch: Black probe to the OUTSIDE metal barrel. Red probe to the INSIDE metal sleeve (not the tiny center pin). Be careful not to short them together. Expected result A healthy HP charger should read approximately: 18V to 20V → charger is good. 0V...

 Have you ever encountered the following on your windows operating system computer, below is a step by step procedure on how to activate your Microsoft Office.   Step 1 go on google and search mass gravel, click "Microsoft Activation Script" step 2 copy the irm https... step 3 go to your desktop and open PowerShell, and paste the irm https... step 4 on Activation Methods: choose option 2 "Ohook" step 5 choose "option 1: office Activation " .. you will see the activation process taking place... step 6 After completion press any key to exit..

Press Shift + F10 A black window opens. Type: OOBE\BYPASSNRO Press Enter The laptop restarts and then gives an option like I don’t have internet .

  download the TOOLKIT HERE 👉  WINDOWS HEALTH CHECK TOOLKIT v2 If your Windows PC has ever felt slow, unstable, or full of mysterious errors , you’re not alone. Over time, Windows collects temporary files, corrupted cache, broken updates, DNS issues, driver problems, and background processes that silently reduce performance. That’s exactly why I built the Windows Health Check Toolkit v2 — a simple menu-driven maintenance script that brings together the most important Windows repair and optimization tools into one place , so you don’t have to remember dozens of commands. What this script actually does (and why it matters) This toolkit combines powerful built-in Windows utilities like: System File Checker (SFC) to repair corrupted system files Check Disk (CHKDSK) to fix hard drive errors Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) to repair the Windows image Windows Defender for security scanning Network repair commands to fix internet and DNS issues System cleanup tools ...