Forgot Log-In Password in Windows Vista

I haven't used my laptop for a while, and I forgot my login password. I can
only recall the first half of it. Anyway, can you tell me how I can get into
my laptop.

P.S. I need it for homework. I'm in college. Please help soon!! Thanks!

This will show you how to reset the password so you can gain access
again. You will probably have to use METHOD THREE.

I had to take it apart and take out the small battery, then out it back in a
i got right into my computer wit no password problem...then I promptly turned
off the password option!!

[dizzyturkey]

Reset /crack/hack/recovery windows password/admin password/ vista password with windows password unlocker

1. Log onto a computer that can link to the Internet. Download Windows Password Unlocker 4.0 from and decompress it on that PC. Note that: there is a .ISO file. Burn the .ISO file to a CD.
2.Get out the newly created CD and insert it to the locked computer.
3.Re-boot the locked computer and then follow the process of instructions. Just after a few steps, the old password will be removed.
4.Set new password:
Step 1: Open the "Control Panel
Step 2: Click the "User Account
Step 3: Select the account you wanna set a new password.
Step 4: Click "Changing Account " and "Set Up Password", then fill out the form as listed. Click "Create Password".

no need to worry about this.
I forgot my password before and my friend recommended a recovery tool
to me.
and it is also the cheapest one then it worked,
'Windows Password | Windows Password Reset | Windows Password Recovery'

[bundee]

you can check this link

there's an article there how to reset windows vista password without purchasing anysoftware.

[windowsdoctorpc]

You can free download Windows Password Recovery Tool 3.0 to reset your forgot windows password.
Here is the downlink.

[djesi]

Other option: OSRi - Operating System Reinstallation :)

My preference is to use the NT Password Reset Disk from

It's an ISO you download, burn to a CD and then boot off of. It's
actually a live Linux CD that has the capability of editing the
password file. When Vista first came out, it didn't work too well with
Vista, but the more recent versions of that live CD have worked quite
well on the few Vista machines I've had to fix due to a forgotten
password.