There is another solution: You can edit the registry from the recovery command prompt to enable the administrator account. You just have to load a registry hive, edit a value and you have enabled the admin account. There are some tutorials for that if you search for something like "recover lost admin account". And the crazy part is that it still works after years.
There is An actual easy way(edit: in older versions of Windows), just hold the power button during startup and when it is off die tot your action power it on, select repair computer then when it says no error found don't report and click the notepad file that explains why this might happen, then click file>save as now you have access to the files rename the command prompt.exe file to utilman.exe, then restart and click accessability, now u have the command prompt, This allows you to do the samen thing without the installement file which Costa money in some country's
Lol yeah I'd use this trick when I was a kid to bypass the password my mom would set up to keep me off the computer.... Then I'd get off and she never knew, gotta love tech illiterate parents
@Jessica ALexis ping google.com i have now hacked into google and they are sending me packages back as i am that big of a respected hacker, im more powerful than you
"Hey guys, DeSinc here. Today we'll be resetting a local user's password on Windows. So first what you'll want to do is initiate an accelerated back hop-"
"Ok so we're going to have to break into Microsoft headquarters to do this. Luckily there's a pallet out here. Just use hop the pallet up the 13th floor and you should be able to get through the window with a precisely timed grenade"
This man is smart, he posted on April fools day so that everyone would click thinking it was a joke, but it was actually a normal video which would have had less views had it been posted on another day.
@@atcatcatc thats part of the schpiel. I was counting how much he said command prompt, one right after the other. The mannerisms are clearly parodying those tutorial vids
I did this on my school laptop for like a few years in a row (until they found out). Now it's a suspendable offense at my school. But there isn't a rule about installing Ubuntu...
@@feelfreetoscreenshot1733 pretty sure thats a kid. You can cringe without commenting it to publicly ridicule someone. If I'm wrong and that's not a kid though that's pretty cringe.
Usually it's f2 ESC or f7. With it sometimes so having secondary bindings on the other keys (usually f1 and f8) to get into some sub menues more quickly
Thanks for the video. I am having difficulty seeing the typed sequence of letters when you are in the command window. Can you tell me what they are as the video is blurry or my screen resolution is poor? Thanks!
Hey Jim, I'd say you're much better off with a written guide as this was just meant to show that it could be done. Luckily this technique is talked about quite a lot online and is well documented, so there are many guides which go through this same process which will show up if you search for "windows replace utilman" or similar.
I actually did this to all school owned desktop computer in one of the classrooms something like 8.5 years ago. and i'm amazed that it still works to this day! and so nobody hates me for it, I did it to install google chrome so we didn't have to use the terrible internet explorer on those already slow computers. there was no mal intent and everybody that knew that i did it loved me for it and I have heard that some people didn't knew that I did it were happily surprised to find the chrome logo in place of the internet explorer logo
Excellent video...only one that produced results for me after weeks of trying to get into my father's HP notebook. He had a stroke and did not write down his passwords. My mother gave it to me hoping it could be of use to someone who needs a computer during this interesting time. Thanks again!
Man, my girlfriend forgot her laptop-password today, and was totally desperate, thought she will lost all of her files (because of the factory reset). I remembered this video, and it actually worked! Thanks man, I already loved your Half-Life videos, but today you really helped a lot to us. Love from Hungary ❤️
Same thing here. My girlfriend forgot her computer password today which she got from her abusive father and is now terrified of having to either lose all of her files or contact her father to get the password. Obviously, her piece of shit father won't get a single thing from her, so we're looking for ways to get around the password together. She hasn't tried it yet, but I really hope it works.
Used to work in a computer shop back when I was 14 and one of the staff showed me this trick, a year later my user account got corrupted by a Microsoft update and meant I couldn’t log in. Use this workaround to get CMD up and just used the computer from the CMD (don’t even remember how I did it but I was able to access to start screen and everything and even play battlefield 3 for like a week). I eventually got tired of having to repeatedly do this workaround so I just partitioned my hard drive from the CMD and formatted it. Good times
Honestly. I'm not joking. I know this is a gaming/comedy channel mostly from Half Life, but I legit used this for one of my deed, and the hell it worked flawlessly when I never thought it won't work. I love you Desinc.
Well that thing wont help if boot options are disabled and bios also has password for this u need to do extra steps as removing bios battery, also some motherboards have protection for this
I learned how to do this when i was around 12 years old with my first pc, eventually my step-dad found out and threatened to throw the computer out the window if i did it again. He still brags about it at work to his friends, love that man.
Technically, if you have set an administrator PW, Windows asks you for that PW before you can drop into the repair console. However, you can still use Linux to change the utilman.exe, so the actual problem is still there
@@Calebanton exactly what I realized as well, if you really wanted access to the data, you can just take out the hard drive and scavenge through it using a different pc
@Snoi Med @Carlito Lopez @Optify In China (does not apply to Hong Kong or Taiwan), people are not used to tipping waitresses. They also don't spend a lot of time at the tables or serve / look at what you need at all times, except in places that have the American / European influence such as hotel buffets, etc. There if it is normal to receive tips. That they are offered those hot pot is a form of gratitude for the good service, since the waitresses can obviously eat that food that will be better than what they will give you at lunch / dinner. Tea is part of their culture and a ritual so to speak. Educated people always invite you for tea, not coffee like in Korea. Traditional tea places are really pretty! Beer is very very low almost like having a bitter soda, something like Thai beer, it looks like water. It is also very cheap. It costs a lot more to drink a coffee than to have a beer. In elegant restaurants it is men and from an age of 35-60 years who work in restaurants, the most modern ones now take young university students ... as in the video. I only know Shanghai & Beijin so I can't say much about how it is in other cities or small towns in mainland China. In Hong Kong & Taiwan (also in Japan) they have a habit of eating very fast in restaurants so it is another culture, unless you go to more expensive restaurants
A friend of mine's parents blocked his computer 10 o'clock every night and didn't give him admin permissions or the administrator password, so every time he wanted to install something he had to call his dad to put in the password. Very uncomfortable. So at 12 years old he taught himself how to do this and did it, giving himself admin permission without his parents' knowledge. Genius
I did that with my computer. My mom did the windows family thing and restricted me to like an hour of computer, and i had to ask her for permission all the time. it was really annoying and a pain in the behind to request and be granted the time, and i didnt want to bother her, so most of the time i knew she would say yes, i would just open the on screen keyboard (which i replaced with the task manager) and delete the windows family restrictions process. Granted, I did have admin perms while signed in, so i just had to go to System32, but still.
I just put Arch Linuz on the drive and dual booted when I was around that age. Didn't have to deal with the clunkiness of Windows. Made sure to put Windows as the first boot option, though. Otherwise the bootloader would go into Arch first.
I got a laptop at a garage sale today, and it was locked. Fortunately I had seen this video, so I came back to it, and it worked! I wouldn't have ever guessed my favorite halflife youtuber would help me with my computer!
If you're wondering how you can prevent this from happening on your own computer, one way is to enable disk encryption. This will prevent the attacker from being able to read/modify the files on your drive (unless they know the encryption key). Also, you can set an admin password in the BIOS if your computer supports it, to prevent others from booting from media in the first place.
Hackers in movies: “I’m hacking into the system main frame by encrypting my data to allow access to the cloud files bla bla bla...” Hackers in real life: 1:17
"Our webs are down, sir. We can't log in!" "Which webs?" "All of them." "They've penetrated our code walls. They're stealing the internet!" "We'll need to hack all IPs simultaneously."
"Some computers have this on F10, F11, F12, F8..." I hate how true this is. And no company can seem to stick to one key even in their own product lines. One model will be one key and a model a year later a different key.
u can actually do this trick with any bootable system like a virtualbox or something aslong as it lets u access asministrator files on the hard drive. great video !! its cool to see someone else experienced in the arts
Like low security physical locks, Windows Accounts should be treated as a way of keeping honest people honest. They'll stop people casually snooping through your stuff but are useless against even a moderately skilled targeted attack. Fortunately for computer users though, good encryption with a strong password is free and more difficult/costly/time consuming to break than pretty much any physical lock.
@@hrinn BitLocker comes with Windows and is probably decent enough (main advantage being native support from Windows). If you want to encrypt your entire system drive instead of just individual files your computer needs a TPM (a hardware security device to store the encryption keys so the computer can decrypt it before it boots up). Some computers come with them, check the specsheets.
A similar thing works on unencrypted Macs. Use Command-R on start up to get into the recovery volume, then in the top menu bar you can open up the terminal. Literally just type resetpassword and then the new password you want IIRC. It's even easier than doing it on Windows.
When trying to login: “Ok so this is where the level real-“ *Computer doesn’t let him in* couple hacks later: “Ok so this is where the level really opens up”
What i'd do if it was a second hand laptop that was purchased and the owner forgot to wipe it is that i'll shift+restart it to access the recovery options then wipe windows so i don't see any personal data
DeSinc: Lets have a look at the password and have a crack at it to see if we get lucky. *Proceeds to put one 2 letter password in and then gives up after one try*
There is another solution: You can edit the registry from the recovery command prompt to enable the administrator account. You just have to load a registry hive, edit a value and you have enabled the admin account. There are some tutorials for that if you search for something like "recover lost admin account". And the crazy part is that it still works after years.
how is this 7 days old
Nice
control userpasswords2 in cmd
Problem is it's asking me to sign into an account for command prompt
hi
The April Fools joke is that there is no joke, this actually works
huh ya, what a gamer
holy crap it does!
Lol
There is An actual easy way(edit: in older versions of Windows), just hold the power button during startup and when it is off die tot your action power it on, select repair computer then when it says no error found don't report and click the notepad file that explains why this might happen, then click file>save as now you have access to the files rename the command prompt.exe file to utilman.exe, then restart and click accessability, now u have the command prompt, This allows you to do the samen thing without the installement file which Costa money in some country's
Lol yeah I'd use this trick when I was a kid to bypass the password my mom would set up to keep me off the computer.... Then I'd get off and she never knew, gotta love tech illiterate parents
I thought this was gonna be a generic April Fools joke with the computer being smashed but no, this is literally just how to break into a computer
exactly
It was too obvious
I did
I believed it and I wasn’t disappointed
I love my mom :>
“Hey, this is the TechBreakingTawyer” got me
Lockpickinglaywer
TechBreakingToyer*
Mandelbrot set and Fractals ....
*Ah a man of culture , I see ...*
Just só good
Same
"Screen seems to be rotated to a wrong way lets fix it !"
*Rotates whole computer*
hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Modern problems require modern solutions
@Jessica ALexis okay self promoter
“Shake your screen to see the image!”
*Shakes computer*
@Jessica ALexis
ping google.com
i have now hacked into google and they are sending me packages back as i am that big of a respected hacker, im more powerful than you
This isn’t even an April fools joke it’s just an April fools tip.
its an album
wait, so this actually works??
@@thisandthat3889 yes
@@thisandthat3889 it's because your using the cmd to baslocally change up windows
@@thisandthat3889 yes. And it is a common method in IT support to restore access. Doesn't work if disk is encrypted however.
He's finally lost it lads. All that crouch hopping has broken his brain
nah mate he good
[*]
In the time he was not uploading he made all of these videos
His parents crouch hopped while holding him as a baby since they couldn't afford a car
@@bacilluscereus1299 basically
"Hey guys, DeSinc here. Today we'll be resetting a local user's password on Windows.
So first what you'll want to do is initiate an accelerated back hop-"
"-to the tech store-"
"Ok so we're going to have to break into Microsoft headquarters to do this. Luckily there's a pallet out here. Just use hop the pallet up the 13th floor and you should be able to get through the window with a precisely timed grenade"
This man is smart, he posted on April fools day so that everyone would click thinking it was a joke, but it was actually a normal video which would have had less views had it been posted on another day.
ESC
And also RUclips might not remove the video thinking it's just a prank!!
I almost didn't watch it.
If it was a joke,it would have gained almost same views and infact more likes!
@@supremelordofthebathroom7197 Google wants Microsoft to die, so yes. If they discover that it will be on every splash screen of any RUclips app.
I was not expecting a DeSync LockpickingLawyer parody. Wowee.
Thats the joke. Every hour he uploads another parody of a youtuber or such.
this isn't just a parody, but an actual tutorial on how to bypass windows 10 login screen
@@atcatcatc thats part of the schpiel. I was counting how much he said command prompt, one right after the other. The mannerisms are clearly parodying those tutorial vids
Thats awesome tho
Its a good surprise, has my sides hurting
I did this on my school laptop for like a few years in a row (until they found out). Now it's a suspendable offense at my school. But there isn't a rule about installing Ubuntu...
ah, you're a man of culture i see. (NGL more of an MX linux/Arch Linux guy)
let’s assume they have stupid passwords your school do
My school completely locked the BIOS... :(
I was going to run Linux off a portable drive or something lmao, but it didn't work
@@obj_obj I think (and I may be wrong) that in the windows 10 recovery screen, you can make it boot from a USB from there.
@@jack_papel nope, either locking the BIOS stops that from working or they disabled that too
“I’ll let the video running so you know there’s no cuts in the footage”
*stays on welcome screen for an hour*
@@feelfreetoscreenshot1733 pretty sure thats a kid. You can cringe without commenting it to publicly ridicule someone. If I'm wrong and that's not a kid though that's pretty cringe.
@@wowwow3576 yeah, no that's probably a kid, they joined a month ago
@Reid Jackson huh, good to know.
@@wowwow3576 no I've seen a couple of those in the past, they are likely to be bots
"nothing on F1, little quick on F2, F3 is binding"
a nice click out of F3, aaand we've got the pc open.
@@nutzboi but how about f1 its yet to get a mechanical click
Usually it's f2 ESC or f7. With it sometimes so having secondary bindings on the other keys (usually f1 and f8) to get into some sub menues more quickly
Hello everybody, I’m the computer picking lawyer,
@@spectruum nope, that was a false gate.
"see you in an hour"
*locks doors, boards windows*
He's coming for me...
There is no use in locking anything, he was already inside
*hacker voice* “im in (◉͜ʖ◉)”
*source hopping sounds intensify*
It's been an hour, has he reached you yet?
*confused screaming*
Thanks for the video. I am having difficulty seeing the typed sequence of letters when you are in the command window. Can you tell me what they are as the video is blurry or my screen resolution is poor? Thanks!
Hey Jim, I'd say you're much better off with a written guide as this was just meant to show that it could be done.
Luckily this technique is talked about quite a lot online and is well documented, so there are many guides which go through this same process which will show up if you search for "windows replace utilman" or similar.
DeSinc hi :)
@@DeSinc never thought this video gonna be useful huh
@@audimalvin5763 never in a million years thought it would be used seriously
@@DeSinc Thanks for the help and fast reply.
I actually did this to all school owned desktop computer in one of the classrooms something like 8.5 years ago. and i'm amazed that it still works to this day!
and so nobody hates me for it, I did it to install google chrome so we didn't have to use the terrible internet explorer on those already slow computers. there was no mal intent and everybody that knew that i did it loved me for it and I have heard that some people didn't knew that I did it were happily surprised to find the chrome logo in place of the internet explorer logo
EZ pin after 1 year of video being out
congratulations for pin
Guess DeSinc is still acitve.
Guys I'm scared, is there any way I can prevent someone doing this on my laptop?
@@thetechnocrat6388 probably (this was helpful)
“So this next area has a buncha passcodes. I don’t really like passcode checks, so...”
EVERY SINGLR TIME
I’m just gonna skip this one
Initiate an accelerated back hop towards the nearest Command Prompt
Do a grenade boost off this restart
Initiate a prop-fly to the administrator account
The next day, at desinc’s door:
-Got a click out of 2, nothing on 3...
4 is binding, 5 is loose
Feels like 1 is set.
Activating protocol
Back to number 1
Let's bring pick bosnianBill and I made
The fact he makes a joke poking at the lock picking lawyer kills me
Excellent video...only one that produced results for me after weeks of trying to get into my father's HP notebook. He had a stroke and did not write down his passwords. My mother gave it to me hoping it could be of use to someone who needs a computer during this interesting time. Thanks again!
W comment
Plot twist: the computer is stolen.
Shhhhhh we don’t talk about that
@@notapro7124 lol
That's the part that worries me, great video otherwise
@@cb235 yeah comrade
lmfao
This isn’t even a joke this is literally just how to break into a computer
lol
It's kind of a really round about way to do it given that Hirens is a thing.
That why its a joke
Is that actually how it work?
More Click Yes
The joke is that you think it’s a joke
It isn’t.
Mindblowing
you have a heart, 112 likes
how no reply
@@pixel690 Because people decided not to reply. There was no extra conversation to be had
@@Kiezly You can't tell me when there is conversation to be had. You are just a smartass replying when there is no coversation to be had. /s
This literally saved my friend's computer because a virus changed his password. Thanks man🙏
Kinda bad desingned virus no login no virus advance.onlu if purpose no let user log not spy or stole something lol
"Let's try guessing the password of this computer"
*Incorrect Password*
"Nope, it is incorrect."
*Shuts down computer*
Destroy it with a hammer.
THROW IT ON THE GROUND!
Yeet it out the window
:/
Me too
DeSinc: "breaks into a pentagon computer"
Desinc: Ok boys, we got it, now let's play some minecraft
Or time to plah tetris in 10000000000000000fps
@@leostormdryke9036 no, high fps is useless in tetris
ajddavid452 Damn that’s true
@@krypton7900 that was a joke (sry if i offended u)
ajddavid452 well how wouldn’t like low FPS still mess the game up
Man, my girlfriend forgot her laptop-password today, and was totally desperate, thought she will lost all of her files (because of the factory reset). I remembered this video, and it actually worked! Thanks man, I already loved your Half-Life videos, but today you really helped a lot to us. Love from Hungary ❤️
Same thing here. My girlfriend forgot her computer password today which she got from her abusive father and is now terrified of having to either lose all of her files or contact her father to get the password.
Obviously, her piece of shit father won't get a single thing from her, so we're looking for ways to get around the password together. She hasn't tried it yet, but I really hope it works.
@@kasane1337 hey, did it work?
Used to work in a computer shop back when I was 14 and one of the staff showed me this trick, a year later my user account got corrupted by a Microsoft update and meant I couldn’t log in. Use this workaround to get CMD up and just used the computer from the CMD (don’t even remember how I did it but I was able to access to start screen and everything and even play battlefield 3 for like a week). I eventually got tired of having to repeatedly do this workaround so I just partitioned my hard drive from the CMD and formatted it. Good times
Literally Linux kali with extra steps
Edit; ik linux isn’t just cmd, just making a shitty joke
"now that we have command prompt the round is pretty much over"
I watched it so many times i could almost hear it
“Now that I have access to the command prompt, the round is pretty much over”
itsboren wel well why u not hav any comments?
" As Now We Have The Command Prompt This Computer Is Done For " - DeSinc
Lol
It's not desinc it's lockpicklawyer
@Jessica ALexis you seem like a bot
EXCUSE me, you forgot "pretty much done for"! Have you ever seen the TechBreakingTawyer?!
Honestly. I'm not joking. I know this is a gaming/comedy channel mostly from Half Life, but I legit used this for one of my deed, and the hell it worked flawlessly when I never thought it won't work. I love you Desinc.
@Jessica ALexis Bad bot.
"see you in an hour"
Using glitches and tricks to break into a viewers' house
Lmao
OH GOD NO
"so you're gonna wanna do a backward circle jump into their chimney" -Desinc
The biggest april fool joke here is that he tricked us to think that it was fake
Yep. I used to forget the password so much when I was a kid.
Well that thing wont help if boot options are disabled and bios also has password for this u need to do extra steps as removing bios battery, also some motherboards have protection for this
It's not an April fool's joke look up "how to bypass windows password" you will see similar results
Dammit I thought I was the 1000th liker. Twice the april fool for me..
I learned how to do this when i was around 12 years old with my first pc, eventually my step-dad found out and threatened to throw the computer out the window if i did it again. He still brags about it at work to his friends, love that man.
Holy crap I had no idea Lock Picking Lawyer was popular enough to warrant a parody by desinc, lol
"This vulnerability is not going to be around for much longer"
He said, when Windows Xp was just released.
yeah, this is so old and its still not fixed
Technically, if you have set an administrator PW, Windows asks you for that PW before you can drop into the repair console. However, you can still use Linux to change the utilman.exe, so the actual problem is still there
no there will be window xp 2.0 released
If you have access to any computer physically, you essentially own the computer. That’s always been the case
@@Calebanton exactly what I realized as well, if you really wanted access to the data, you can just take out the hard drive and scavenge through it using a different pc
The LPL impression was flawless. Literally thought I clicked the wrong video for a sec.
It took until my 5th watching to realize the intro is a parody of lockpicking lawyer's intro and I feel very stupid now
Maybe the april fools joke was microsofts security.
ooof
Frank Woods bbbbiiiiiigg oooofff
this will happen to any machine you have access to that doesn't have encrypted storage. Doesn't matter if its linux of windows or macos
Darius Duesentrieb so i guess a way of being protected is encrypting your drive with bitlocker?
I wonder if you could do something like that on smartphones too.
Why you gotta do lock picking lawyer like this lol.
“Now that we have command prompt open this round is basically over.”
AAAND he literally sounds like him too
thats the point, he does it intentionally
I Watchmen LPL too haha
@Snoi Med @Carlito Lopez @Optify In China (does not apply to Hong Kong or Taiwan), people are not used to tipping waitresses. They also don't spend a lot of time at the tables or serve / look at what you need at all times, except in places that have the American / European influence such as hotel buffets, etc. There if it is normal to receive tips.
That they are offered those hot pot is a form of gratitude for the good service, since the waitresses can obviously eat that food that will be better than what they will give you at lunch / dinner.
Tea is part of their culture and a ritual so to speak. Educated people always invite you for tea, not coffee like in Korea. Traditional tea places are really pretty!
Beer is very very low almost like having a bitter soda, something like Thai beer, it looks like water. It is also very cheap. It costs a lot more to drink a coffee than to have a beer. In elegant restaurants it is men and from an age of 35-60 years who work in restaurants, the most modern ones now take young university students ... as in the video.
I only know Shanghai & Beijin so I can't say much about how it is in other cities or small towns in mainland China. In Hong Kong & Taiwan (also in Japan) they have a habit of eating very fast in restaurants so it is another culture, unless you go to more expensive restaurants
he starts with "this is the tech breaking toyer... let's see what it takes to break into this..." are we sure this isn't LPL's tech twin?
the funny thing is that this is the first video i’ve ever seen on your channel and now i’ve been watching for like 6 months
i actually used this advice a little while back after having forgotten the login to my laptop so 10/10 great video
So this is what he's preparing for in his 5 month Hiatus
@@euantp, he meant DeSinc's hourly upload
euan oof
euan Ever heard of prerecorded? He probably has a bunch of finished videos on his machine.
@@euantp ...31st of January was not yesterday.
Bruh look at his social media profile
A friend of mine's parents blocked his computer 10 o'clock every night and didn't give him admin permissions or the administrator password, so every time he wanted to install something he had to call his dad to put in the password. Very uncomfortable. So at 12 years old he taught himself how to do this and did it, giving himself admin permission without his parents' knowledge. Genius
I did that with my computer. My mom did the windows family thing and restricted me to like an hour of computer, and i had to ask her for permission all the time. it was really annoying and a pain in the behind to request and be granted the time, and i didnt want to bother her, so most of the time i knew she would say yes, i would just open the on screen keyboard (which i replaced with the task manager) and delete the windows family restrictions process. Granted, I did have admin perms while signed in, so i just had to go to System32, but still.
I just put Arch Linuz on the drive and dual booted when I was around that age. Didn't have to deal with the clunkiness of Windows. Made sure to put Windows as the first boot option, though. Otherwise the bootloader would go into Arch first.
@@Yuriyalloween Oh yeah, he also had a netbook with Kali Linux which he used several times to help him out with this stuff
@@SirCommoner
Noice
I reinstalled Win 10 then made it look like I didn't reinstall. But give my account admin perms. Now I was free to download
I got a laptop at a garage sale today, and it was locked. Fortunately I had seen this video, so I came back to it, and it worked! I wouldn't have ever guessed my favorite halflife youtuber would help me with my computer!
Thanks dude. This helped me alot. Btw Ur voice is soothing ngl
I laughed way too hard when he started naming the F keys but just kept going in named like all of them
1:30
"The screen seems to be rotated the wrong way, let's fix that right now"
@@cesarramos7642 *Proceeds to turn the device on its side.*
Churchil why do u have a computer in ur time?? This is not allowed
@@SaimAsifThe_Weeb_Artist_420 *HACKERMAN*
Luckily now we know it won't work on F7
"see you in an hour"
oh. oh no.
at your front door
@@DeSinc Oh shit no
@@DeSinc Crap
.
@@DeSinc lol
Your youtube satire is always on point man.
If you're wondering how you can prevent this from happening on your own computer, one way is to enable disk encryption. This will prevent the attacker from being able to read/modify the files on your drive (unless they know the encryption key). Also, you can set an admin password in the BIOS if your computer supports it, to prevent others from booting from media in the first place.
How do u disable encryption key. I got a company pc I wanna open up
I don’t want DeSinc’s Wild Ride to ever end
The ride never ends!
MR BONES, I WANT TO GET OFF YOUR WILD RIDE
Dude look at the date
YOU TALK EXACTLY LIKE HIM
I LOVE IT
I know right Holy shit is he gonna copy every single youtuber with more than a mil sub in the next three weels
@@siangchengpang772 We will get a new youtuber every hour
Game Zoned LockPickingLawyer
@@NoriMori1992 Beat me to it
I unironically used this to break into my pc thank you desinc, very cool.
THANKS MAN YOU HELPED ME TO ENTER AGAIN IN WINDOWS
i like that he was imitating the lock picking lawyer but the video blew up too much for the intended audience.
A- Binding on 3...
B- What the hell are you talking about, you're on a computer
@Jessica ALexis that’s the gayest name I’ve ever heard. "Hackerlordphantom1"
Yeah, LPL is a boss
Therapist: American DeSinc isn’t real, he can’t hurt you
American DeSinc:
So I'm not the only one who thought his voice sounded strange
@Eric Miret So that's why that guy started to appear in my feed mysteriously. Another mystery solved by Eric.
@@computer_dude HUEBR i thought the same 😎
I think the hardest part in this Video was to talk like the LPL... Great Job!
Man, the boot menu key part, so relateable.
Hackers in movies: “I’m hacking into the system main frame by encrypting my data to allow access to the cloud files bla bla bla...”
Hackers in real life: 1:17
Julian Molano :)
"Our webs are down, sir. We can't log in!"
"Which webs?"
"All of them."
"They've penetrated our code walls. They're stealing the internet!"
"We'll need to hack all IPs simultaneously."
@@ninototo1 "The mainframe is encrypted and they have a firewall"
"Disable their algorithms"
@@amazingslab tf is that even supposed to mean
@@thespilledmountaindew5911 "You wouldn't get it."
"Now that we have command prompt. This laptop is pretty much done for" 😂
See ya maaan
*N o , w e a r e t h e l a p t o p .*
Well yes
Now that we have access to command prompt, this laptops life is pretty much over.
Now that we have a gun, we've pretty much won the game.
Thank you so much after 6 hours of trial and error this video was the only one that helped
I watched this because I needed this, then realised my favorite youtuber made this.
"You just do a backwards hop in that command to overpass the password, and now you've breached the computer without the password puzzle."
SincDe
Feeraari guileheme
Nice Japanese Username
Not translated i guess
at first i didnt see who made this vid
then i realised on my 2nd watch
@@cyberflixt It's Guilherme, like Guilhermo in Italiano
@@System3200 me too, i was like, what is that DeSinc?
I bet this guy even knows how to mod Minecraft and switch the tv to hdmi 1.
A true god
but can he restart the internet router?
Milo Bostrom Oh no...
but does he know alt+f4 exist. Now, that's a real sign of a hacker.
but does he know how to alt tab?
BRO I LOVE YOU SO MUCH I'VE BEEN TRYING TO DO THIS ON MY FAMILY LAPTOP FOR 3 YEARS! THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!!!!
How to get into any computer without the password:
*HowToBasic flashbacks*
First thing I thought
hahahahaha
Exactly what I was thinking.
I was wondering when the eggs were coming in.
First thing i thought xd
Ptsd
"Once you get the computer, the round is pretty much over"
Lmao
Unofficial top comment.
Helped A Lot Of People Please continue your service
It's a perfect parody AND actual solid instructional video.
"Let's fix that right now"
*rotates*
It would be quite difficult to fix it in this way if the usb was on the right side of the computer
@@eshwiliams that would be the Wrong side
"Some computers have this on F10, F11, F12, F8..."
I hate how true this is. And no company can seem to stick to one key even in their own product lines. One model will be one key and a model a year later a different key.
*Apple does
@@marc-andrevoyer9973 apple sucks
I love spamming delete, F10, F11, F12, F2 all at once as a PC boots up to get into the bios.
@@danielplusben It also adds to the look of being Hackerman 20xx.
seibt yee Regardless, they do use the same key for the whole line. Which is the point I was making
Dude thank you so much! You helped me out on all 100/10!
Thanks Man, It worked like a charm!
He just called out all F keys but in a random order..
I didn't hear a F7
@@E404NNF F
@@shrekbethiccerthanasniccer1432 F
@@anic1716 FUCK
@@SwagSwagSenate Oh fod oh fuck
me: "oh cool, so he's gonna rotate the camer-"
big brain: -places tablet/laptop on its side-
i think it rotated because of some of the buttons he pressed so i think if he hit them again he would rotate it again
He's a true hero for refusing to use portrait mode when using the camera
@@realbland It is because on bios mode some functionalities don't get tirned on, such as roation
Might as well
MMMM yes 666 likes ima make it 667 alas ch fjd v kd v k f s d05g b
Watching this a third time. Idk why but this is really satisfying
u can actually do this trick with any bootable system like a virtualbox or something aslong as it lets u access asministrator files on the hard drive. great video !! its cool to see someone else experienced in the arts
How to hack windows
"I dont know what I pressed but it worked
750 likes, one comment. *seems legit*
"Now that we have Command prompt, this laptop's pretty much done for."
I mean, yeah. You can get it to run as system 32 so you can theoretically brick the computer..
Yes, that conmand prompt is running as system so it's a higher level than admin in windows.
@@ButteredTimbers not as system32 but in folder system 32.
The command prompt is actually run as SYSTEM user that is an Admin
Mr. Robot moment
I logged in just to give you a like. Well deserved.
Your lockpicking lawyer impression is astounding
Like low security physical locks, Windows Accounts should be treated as a way of keeping honest people honest. They'll stop people casually snooping through your stuff but are useless against even a moderately skilled targeted attack.
Fortunately for computer users though, good encryption with a strong password is free and more difficult/costly/time consuming to break than pretty much any physical lock.
ok
ok
This is why you should buy laptops with TPM and encrypt your disks with BitLocker…
Can you give recommendation on encryption software?
@@hrinn BitLocker comes with Windows and is probably decent enough (main advantage being native support from Windows). If you want to encrypt your entire system drive instead of just individual files your computer needs a TPM (a hardware security device to store the encryption keys so the computer can decrypt it before it boots up). Some computers come with them, check the specsheets.
The best LockPickinglawyer Double I've ever heard.
Man of culture
Now if seen everythin
@Blite 33v2 that's what I thought
@@ezrac704 jreeeeeeee
That stands for either jerry rig everything everything everything everything... Or jerry reeeeeee
@Blite 33v2 uptheass
Idk why I clicked this, but, your voice is super calming, so I’m staying 😌
yep 😌
A similar thing works on unencrypted Macs. Use Command-R on start up to get into the recovery volume, then in the top menu bar you can open up the terminal. Literally just type resetpassword and then the new password you want IIRC. It's even easier than doing it on Windows.
When trying to login:
“Ok so this is where the level real-“
*Computer doesn’t let him in*
couple hacks later:
“Ok so this is where the level really opens up”
Wtf
What video is this posted on
Wtf the comment just changed from an earlier videos comment to this video
Wait a second when I type a comment on this comment the comment changed from what it was when I was just looking at it
@@lukasfrimodig5530 wot
LPL : Unlocking ex-girlfriend's backdoor -without boyfriend permission-
Desinc -Big Brain- : Unlocking computer without password
*TechBreakingLawyer
Holy shit that's an actual video
He sounds like him too
You forgot to say "Thank you." at the end. LPL always does that.
What i'd do if it was a second hand laptop that was purchased and the owner forgot to wipe it is that i'll shift+restart it to access the recovery options then wipe windows so i don't see any personal data
@Jessica ALexis stfu fucking bot
Everyone: Half-Life Alyx release
DeSinc: How to get into any Windows computer without the password
Maybe Half-Life Alyx is installed on this laptop
Konto do oglądania YT bardzo sławnego youtubera No VR support
This is Gaben's laptop with HL3
He need money to buy vr head set so he steal computer
Dam u pfp is sexy ;)
"This is the Tech-picking Toyer-"
...did you just parody LPL? Shit, you've got a like from me
That was kewl indeed
ikr fr amazing intro got that like from me too
Lol
Jay/Fam; El Nerdo Gamer-o Notice how he also says in any case, like 3 or 4 times lol.
That guy's gonna murder you, dude.
I have an online class tomorrow and this vid is perfect
Hello, Nice video! I love this content!
DeSinc: Lets have a look at the password and have a crack at it to see if we get lucky.
*Proceeds to put one 2 letter password in and then gives up after one try*
He's cracked like an egg. He's completely bonkers.
I literally just cracked an egg a minute ago
Excellent impression of LPL.
I love that lockpicking lawyer-esque outro.
You missed opportunity with "USB drive that bosnianbill and I made"
ah yes
Shizool came to comments just to see if this joke had already been made
“Ya we’re just gonna bhop then do a flying pallet hop over the password, then spam the save and load button to glitch directly into minecraft”