HOW TO CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD EASLY in Hindi

HOW TO CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD WITHOUT ANY SOFTWARE

Agar aap ka windows ka password aap bhul gaye ho aur aap us password ko break karna chate ho but easly ye sab nahi kar sakta bcoz iske liye vhi kuch idea or knowledge hone joorore hai hacking bare main . 

now let's start .....

THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF PASSWORD BREAK "CMD" OR "GRAPHIC MODE"

today i will say you how to break your windows password without any software

1st step IF u really lost your password

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"RESTART" COMPUTER

AFTER"STARTUP"WHEN WINDOWS"LOGO"WAS OPEN YOU MUST DO AGAIN"SHUT DOWN"YOUR COMPUTER

THEN"START"THE COMPUTER

AFTER THAT  IT WILL AUTOMATICLY COME"REPAIRE OPTION" YOU MUST DO REPIRE

THEN PRESS "SHIFT+F10" FOR OPEN "CMD"

INSIDE CMD YOU MUST STAY IN "C:\

AFTER OPEN CMD 

TYPE "CD .." TO GO BACK

THEN TYPE "DIR" TO SEE HOW MANY USER ON UR PC

TYPE THE USER NAME WHICH USER U HAVE LOST PASSWORD

TYPE "NET USER (USER NAME ) *(STAR)"

THEN YOU HAVE SUCCESFULLY CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD  

RESTART YOUR PC 

2STEP 

GENERAL MOST USEFULL COMMANDS OF CMD

USEFULL COMMAND'S OF CMD

1.     ADDUSERS      Add or list users to/from a CSV file 
2.     ARP           Address Resolution Protocol 
3.     ASSOC         Change file extension associations• 
4.     ASSOCIAT      One step file association 
5.     ATTRIB        Change file attributes 
6. b 
7.     BCDBOOT       Create or repair a system partition 
8.     BOOTCFG       Edit Windows boot settings 
9.     BROWSTAT      Get domain, browser and PDC info 
10. c 
11.     CACLS         Change file permissions 
12.     CALL          Call one batch program from another• 
13.     CD           Change Directory - move to a specific Folder• 
14.     CHANGE        Change Terminal Server Session properties 
15.     CHKDSK        Check Disk - check and repair disk problems 
16.     CHKNTFS       Check the NTFS file system 
17.     CHOICE        Accept keyboard input to a batch file 
18.     CIPHER        Encrypt or Decrypt files/folders
19.     CLEARMEM      Clear memory leaks 
20.     CLIP          Copy STDIN to the Windows clipboard. 
21.     CLS           Clear the screen• 
22.     CLUSTER       Windows Clustering 
23.     CMD           Start a new CMD shell 
24.     CMDKEY        Manage stored usernames/passwords 
25.     COLOR         Change colors of the CMD window• 
26.     COMP          Compare the contents of two files or sets of 
27.     COMPACT     Compress files or folders on an NTFS partition 
28.     COMPRESS    Compress individual files on an NTFS partition 
29.     CON2PRT       Connect or disconnect a Printer 
30.     CONVERT       Convert a FAT drive to NTFS. 
31.     COPY        Copy one or more files to another location• 
32.     CSCcmd        Client-side caching (Offline Files) 
33.     CSVDE         Import or Export Active Directory data 
34.     DATE          Display or set the date• 
35.     DEFRAG        Defragment hard drive 
36.     DEL           Delete one or more files• 
37.     DELPROF       Delete a folder and all subfolders 
38.     DevCon        Device Manager Command Line Utility 
39.     DIR           Display a list of files and folders• 
40.     DIRUSE        Display disk usage 
41.     DISKCOMP      Compare the contents of two floppy dis
42.    DISKCOPY       Copy the contents of one floppy 
43.     DISKPART      Disk Administration 
44.     DNSSTAT       DNS Statistics 
45.     DOSKEY        Edit command line, create 
46.     DSACLs        Active Directory ACLs 
47.     DSAdd         Add items to active directory (user group  
48.     DSGet         View items in active directory (user group 
49.     DSQuery       Search for items in active directory (user ) 
50.     DSMod        Modify items in active directory (user group  
51.     DSMove        Move an Active directory Object 
52.     DSRM          Remove items from Active Directory 
53.     ECHO          Display message on screen• 
54.     ERASE         Delete one or more files• 
55.     EVENTCREATE   Add a message to the Windows event log 
56.     EXIT          Quit the current script/routine and set an 
57.     EXPAND        Uncompress files 
58.     EXTRACT       Uncompress CAB files 
59.     FC            Compare two files 
60.     FIND          Search for a text string in a file 
61.     FINDSTR       Search for strings in files 
62.     FOR /F        Loop command: against a set of files• 
63.     FOR /F        Loop command: against the results of another 
64.     FOR           Loop command: all options Files, Directory, 
65.     FORFILES      Batch process multiple files 
66.     FORMAT        Format a disk 
67.     FREEDISK      Check free disk space (in bytes) 
68.     FSUTIL        File and Volume utilities 
69.     FTP           File Transfer Protocol 
70.     FTYPE         Display or modify file types used in file 
71.     GLOBAL        Display membership of global groups 
72.     GOTO          Direct a batch program to jump to a labelled 
73.     GPUPDATE      Update Group Policy settings
74.     HELP          Online Help
75.     iCACLS        Change file and folder permissions 
76.     IF            Conditionally perform a command• 
77.     IFMEMBER      Is the current user in an NT Workgroup 
78.     IPCONFIG      Configure IP 
79.     KILL          Remove a program from memory 
80.     LABEL          Edit a disk label 
81.     LOCAL          Display membership of local groups 
82.     LOGEVENT       Write text to the NT event viewer 
83.     LOGMAN         Manage Performance Monitor 
84.     LOGOFF         Log a user off 
85.     LOGTIME        Log the date and time in a file 
86.     MAPISEND       Send email from the command line 
87.     MBSAcli         Baseline Security Analyzer. 
88.     MEM             Display memory usage 
89.     MD              Create new folders• 
90.     MKLINK         Create a symbolic link (linkd) 
91.     MODE           Configure a system device 
92.     MORE           Display output, one screen at a time 
93.     MOUNTVOL        Manage a volume mount point 
94.     MOVE          Move files from one folder to another• 
95.     MOVEUSER       Move a user from one domain to another 
96.     MSG              Send a message 
97.     MSIEXEC       Microsoft Windows Installer 
98.     MSINFO        Windows NT diagnostics 
99.     MSTSC        
100.     MUNGE         Find and Replace text within file(s) 
101.     MV            Copy in-use files 
102.     NET           Manage network resources 
103.     NETDOM        Domain Manager 
104.     NETSH        Configure Network Interfaces, Windows Firewal 
105.     NETSVC       Command-line Service Controller 
106.     NBTSTAT       Display networking statistics (NetBIOS over 
107.     NETSTAT      Display networking statistics (TCP/IP) 
108.     NOW            Display the current Date and Time 
109.     NSLOOKUP     Name server lookup 
110.     NTBACKUP      Backup folders to tape 
111.     NTRIGHTS       Edit user account rights 
112.     OPENFILES      Query or display open files 
113.     PATH           Display or set a search path for executable 
114.     PATHPING       Trace route plus network latency and packet 
115.     PAUSE      Suspend processing of a batch file and display      PERMS        Show permissions for a user 
116.     PERFMON     Performance Monitor 
117.     PING          Test a network connection 
118.     POPD        Restore the previous value of the current • 
119.     PORTQRY      Display the status of ports and services 
120.     POWERCFG     Configure power settings 
121.     PRINT         Print a text file 
122.     PRINTBRM     Print queue Backup/Recovery 
123.     PRNCNFG        Display, configure or rename a printer 
124.     PRNMNGR      Add, delete, list printers set the default  
125.     PROMPT      Change the command prompt• 
126.     PsExec         Execute process remotely 
127.     PsFile         Show files opened remotely 
128.     PsGetSid       Display the SID of a computer or a user 
129.     PsInfo         List information about a system 
130.     PsKill         Kill processes by name or process ID 
131.     PsList         List detailed information about processes 
132.     PsLoggedOn     Who's logged on (locally or via resourc
133.     PsLogList     Event log records 
134.     PsPasswd       Change account password 
135.     PsService     View and control services 
136.     PsShutdown     Shutdown or reboot a computer 
137.     PsSuspe       Suspend processes 
138.     PUSHD       Save and then change the current directory• 
139.     QGREP       Search file(s) for lines that match a given 
140.     RASDIAL     Manage RAS connections 
141.     RASPHONE    Manage RAS connections 
142.     RECOVER     Recover a damaged file from a defective disk. 
143.     REG         Registry: Read, Set, Export, Delete keys and
144.     REGEDIT     Import or export registry settings 
145.     REGSVR32    Register or unregister a DLL 
146.     REGINI      Change Registry Permissions 
147.     REM         Record comments (remarks) in a batch file• 
148.     REN         Rename a file or files• 
149.     REPLACE     Replace or update one file with another 
150.     RD          Delete folder(s)• 
151.     RMTSHARE     Share a folder or a printer 
152.     ROBOCOPY     Robust File and Folder Copy 
153.     ROUTE       Manipulate network routing tables 
154.     RUN         Start | RUN commands 
155.     RUNAS        Execute a program under a different user
156.     RUNDLL32     Run a DLL command (add/remove print 
157.     SC           Service Control 
158.     SCHTASKS     Schedule a command to run at a specific time 
159.     SCLIST       Display NT Services 
160.     SET          Display, set, or remove environment 
161.     SETLOCAL      Control the visibility of environment 
162.     SETX         Set environment variables permanently 
163.     SFC          System File Checker 
164.     SHARE        List or edit a file share or print share 
165.     SHIFT        Shift the position of replaceable parameters i
166.     SHORTCUT     Create a windows shortcut (.LNK file) 
167.     SHOWGRPS     List the NT Workgroups a user has joined 
168.     SHOWMBRS     List the Users who are members of a Workgroup 
169.     SHUTDOWN     Shutdown the computer 
170.     SLEEP        Wait for x seconds 
171.     SLMGR        Software Licensing Management (Vista/2008) 
172.     SOON         Schedule a command to run in the near future 
173.     SORT         Sort input 
174.     START        Start a program or command in a separate 
175.     SU           Switch User 
176.     SUBINACL     Edit file and folder Permissions, Ownership a
177.     SUBST        Associate a path with a drive letter 
178.     SYSTEMINFO   List system configuration 
179.     TASKLIST     List running applications and services 
180.     TASKKILL     Remove a running process from memory 
181.     TIME         Display or set the system time• 
182.     TIMEOUT      Delay processing of a batch file 
183.     TITLE        Set the window title for a CMD.EXE session• 
184.     TLIST        Task list with full path
185.     TOUCH        Change file timestamps 
186.     TRACERT      Trace route to a remote host 
187.     TREE         Graphical display of folder structure 
188.     TYPE         Display the contents of a text file• 
189.     TypePerf     Write performance data to a log file 
190.     USRSTAT      List domain usernames and last login 
191.     VER          Display version information• 
192.     VERIFY       Verify that files have been saved• 
193.     VOL          Display a disk label• 
194.     WHERE        Locate and display files in a directory tree 
195.     WHOAMI       Output the current UserName and domain 
196.     WINDIFF      Compare the contents of two files or sets of 
197.     WINMSD       Windows system diagnostics 
198.     WINMSDP      Windows system diagnostics II 
199.     WINRM        Windows Remote Management 
200.     WINRS        Windows Remote Shell 
201.     WMIC         WMI Commands 
202.     XCACLS       Change file and folder permissions 
203.     XCOPY        Copy files and folders 
204.      ::          Comment / Remark• 

Linux All Command

   Linux Commands – Red Hat  

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•                                  General Commands 

• dir                             ls directory or dir*
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• ls –l                            Directory listing with long filenames
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• dir /ad                       owner, and permissions
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•  ls –ld                        Show only the directories matching the search 
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•  ls – R                        Show subdirectories also ( just like dir /s ) 
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•  ls –Sharl                   sort by size, all files, including hidden 
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•  ls –lart                       sort by date, reverse order (newest @ the bottom of list) 
•                                    -S  - sorts by size, largest first 
•                                    -r   - reverses any sort command, i.e. ls –rS sorts smallest first 
•                                    -t   - sorts by modification time, recent first 
•                                    -u  - sort by last accessed time 
•                                    -x  - sort by file extension
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• del                               delete
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•  rm –i                          (without the –i, rm will not ask for confirmation) 
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• deltree                              rm –rf * 
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• copy                                cp –i  (without the –i, cp will not prompt for destructive actions\
•                                    replacement - if the file exists, it is overwritten) 
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•                                    mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom 
•                                    mkdir /root/snortinstall 
•                                     cp –r -v /mnt/cdrom/* /root/snortinstall 
•                                     cd /root/snortinstall 
•                                     chmod –R +wr /root/snortinstall/* 
•                                    umount /mnt/cdrom 
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