Hack Windows using LINUX...!

Friends on net I found out that many of you are asking for hacking windows using Linux or other operating systems.

So here i have searched and found the trick which allows you to hack the admin password of windows using linux.

Firstly,Windows is installed on you computer and then you need a live CD of linux,here we will use a live CD of UBHUNTU.

 

 

Boot from the Live CD and perform the 7 easy step to hack the windows Admin password.

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