How to Reset Windows 10 Password Using Command Prompt (CMD)

Forgetting your Windows 10 password can be frustrating, but luckily, you can reset it using Command Prompt (CMD). Here's how you can do it:

1. Boot your computer from a Windows 10 installation disk or USB drive.
2. Access Command Prompt from the Advanced Options menu.
3. Identify the drive letter for your Windows installation by typing 'diskpart' and 'list volume'.
4. Change the drive letter to the system partition by entering 'd:' (or the appropriate letter).
5. Run the command 'copy utilman.exe utilman.exe.backup' to back up the Utilman.exe file.
6. Next, type 'copy cmd.exe utilman.exe' to replace Utilman.exe with Command Prompt.
7. Restart your computer and boot into the login screen.
8. Click on the 'Ease of Access' icon, which now opens Command Prompt.
9. Reset your password by typing 'net user [username] [newpassword]'.
10. Close Command Prompt, restore the original Utilman.exe file, and reboot your computer.
11. You can now log in to Windows 10 using your new password.

It's essential to create a password reset disk or remember your password to prevent any data loss or system access issues in the future.