If you forget your Ubuntu password then here are some simple steps which will help you to change your Ubuntu passwords.
Note: Please use this tutorial for education purpose. We are not responsible if you misuse the knowledge.
Step 1: Reboot the computer.
Step 2: Press 'e'.
Step 3: Delete the command line code "ro quiet splash" with backspace key.
Step 4: And there you type "rw init=/bin/bash".
Step 5: Use 'B' key to boot.
Now we are on Root.
Step 6: Use the following command line in the cmd option which will come after step 5.
passwd username (press enter)
[Change password and retype it again].
Step 7: Then synchronize to make sure to write out data to the desk before rebooting.
sync (press enter)
reboot -f (press enter)
For more information you can contact prashantsavior@gmail.com
Author: Unpredictable.
Note: Please use this tutorial for education purpose. We are not responsible if you misuse the knowledge.
Step 1: Reboot the computer.
Step 2: Press 'e'.
Step 3: Delete the command line code "ro quiet splash" with backspace key.
Step 4: And there you type "rw init=/bin/bash".
Step 5: Use 'B' key to boot.
Now we are on Root.
Step 6: Use the following command line in the cmd option which will come after step 5.
passwd username (press enter)
[Change password and retype it again].
Step 7: Then synchronize to make sure to write out data to the desk before rebooting.
sync (press enter)
reboot -f (press enter)
For more information you can contact prashantsavior@gmail.com
Author: Unpredictable.
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