How can I get my logon p/word

B

Bob H

I have been using a small program called Autologon where I enter my
logon details the enable it so that I am automatically logged onto
windows. I now need my password so that I can access a networked
computer, so is there anywhere in the registry I can get it back from?
Thanks
 
N

nass

Bob H said:
I have been using a small program called Autologon where I enter my
logon details the enable it so that I am automatically logged onto
windows. I now need my password so that I can access a networked
computer, so is there anywhere in the registry I can get it back from?
Thanks


Somewhere in here:
[-]HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\LSA =
You will need a third-party to read the Encrypted Info there?.
Or you can search for Password retriever from Nersoft I think!.
HTH.
nass
 
B

Bob H

nass said:
Bob H said:
I have been using a small program called Autologon where I enter my
logon details the enable it so that I am automatically logged onto
windows. I now need my password so that I can access a networked
computer, so is there anywhere in the registry I can get it back from?
Thanks


Somewhere in here:
[-]HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\LSA =
You will need a third-party to read the Encrypted Info there?.
Or you can search for Password retriever from Nersoft I think!.
HTH.
nass

Thanks, but there is no entry in my registry (WinXP) for LSA
 
N

nass

Bob H said:
nass said:
Bob H said:
I have been using a small program called Autologon where I enter my
logon details the enable it so that I am automatically logged onto
windows. I now need my password so that I can access a networked
computer, so is there anywhere in the registry I can get it back from?
Thanks


Somewhere in here:
[-]HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\LSA =
You will need a third-party to read the Encrypted Info there?.
Or you can search for Password retriever from Nersoft I think!.
HTH.
nass

Thanks, but there is no entry in my registry (WinXP) for LS

Hi Bob,
Sorry, the correct path is:
[-]HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
an
CurrentControlSet01
CurrentControlSet02
etc.
But as I said you will need a third party to read these encrypted Security
Keys.
Look for password retriever and you will be able to see in palin text your
Stored password on your system.
HTH.
nass
 
M

Michael T.

Bob H said:
I have been using a small program called Autologon where I enter my logon
details the enable it so that I am automatically logged onto windows. I now
need my password so that I can access a networked computer, so is there
anywhere in the registry I can get it back from?
Thanks

Not sure how helpful this link will be, but I think it's worth a look.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321305
 

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