Changing a user password with command prompt

Is it really possible to change the password of any user in Windows? Yes! And you only need a simple command.You can find even more about this by visiting the Vista or XP official sites.

So, how can you do this?

Open the Command Prompt (you can do this by typing “cmd” in the RUN field or you can search for it in the Start>All programs>Accessories).
Type the following command: net users Administrator * and then press Enter. You will be asked to type the new password. You can replace the Administrator with the name of any user.

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