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Tons of Windows software exists to help you reset passwords. One option is the same tool that we detailed in the Linux method above. It gets the job done quickly, so let’s discuss how to use it without Linux. Of course, if you can’t get into your own PC, you’ll have to download the software on a different computer. Boot Into the Offline Password Editor Head to the download page and look for the Downloads header. Under it, you’ll see a file with Bootable CD image next to it — named cd140201.zip at the time of writing. Download the ZIP to your desktop or other convenient location and use a file extraction tool to get to the ISO inside. You’ll need to burn this ISO file to a USB drive (or CD if you want) using a free program like Rufus. After it’s done, insert the drive into your PC and reboot. Look for the key to choose a boot device (like F12) if it doesn’t boot to the USB automatically. Once the tool loads, you’ll see a boot: line at the bottom of the terminal output....

Wise Folder Hider Pro keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Fixed the issue of failing to load driver. Improved the compatibility with older version. Minor bug fixes. Updated various translations. More about Wise Folder Hider Pro Download Wise Folder Hider Pro

Solution 1 – Reset TCP/IP One of the simplest ways to fix this issue is to use netsh command. To do that, follow these steps: Start  Command Prompt  as  administrator . To do that press  Windows Key + X  and choose  Command Prompt (Admin)  from the menu. When Command Prompt opens, enter the following lines: netsh winsock reset Close Command Prompt and restart your PC. Solution 2 – Change wireless SSID and password It was reported that you can fix  Wi-Fi doesn’t have valid IP configuration  error by accessing your modem and changing the wireless SSID and password. To do that, you’ll have to connect your PC with your modem using  Ethernet  cable, access your modem and change wireless SSID and password. For more details on how to do that, we strongly suggest that you check your modem’s manual. Solution 3 – Set the channel width to Auto One suggested solution is to set the channel width to Auto. To do that, follow...

What causes a computer to crash? Have you noticed that there are a number of potential warning signs before crashing? Don’t ignore these minor issues anymore, they can grow and eventually ruin your computer at any time. Now from here you will know some reasons why your computer crashes.  1.  Hard drive issue Computer hardware tends to fail after long period of use (around 3-5 years), if you spend a long time loading some programs, most of the files in your PC won't open, your drive gets noisy when it works, you need to consider that your hard drive may be on its last leg. 2.  Overheating Too much heat is bad for a computer. If your computer gets too hot, you may encounter errors, slow performance, crash, and unexpected shutdown. Well you can try to use some third-party software to solve this issue like  Wise System Monitor , which can help you keep an eye on the temperature of your computer. 3.  Not enough memory Your computer ...

Wise Care 365 keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Optimized the function of registry defragmentation. Improved the feature of System Protection. Updated various translations. Minor bug fixes and improvements. More about Wise Care 365   Download Wise Care 365

Wise Registry Cleaner keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Optimized the function of registry defragmentation. Improved the feature of language auto-match. Updated various translations. Minor bug fixes and improvements. More about Wise Registry Cleaner Download Wise Registry Cleaner

Between the browser history and tracking cookies, it’s easy to feel like your browser is tracking and spying on you. But web browsers store this private data for good reasons. We have shown you how to have your browser clear private data whenever it closes or always start in private-browsing mode. However, having your browser keep all this private data can be very useful. Browser Cache The browser cache is a place where your browser stores bits and pieces of downloaded websites – images, scripts, CSS style sheets, and more. When you access a web page that uses the data in the future, your browser can load it from the cache. This saves bandwidth and speeds up page load times. For example, your browser has probably cached the How-To Geek logo at the top of this page. When you visit another page on our website or come back to our homepage tomorrow, your browser will load the How-To Geek logo from its browser cache, speeding things up and saving download bandwidth. Priva...