When prompted to enter the last password you remember, click Try another way.If you don't know your username, click Forgot email?, then follow the instructions to access your account using your recovery email address or phone number. Go to the page and enter the email you use to sign in to your administrator account.Provide admin permission to open an elevated Command Prompt. Then, search the Start menu for cmd and click Run as administrator when it appears in the results. Load into your computer with the account you've regained access to. The only step left now is to put the shortcut that you changed back. Once you've successfully logged into your own admin account or created a new one, you're almost done. Since you don't want to work in Safe Mode, reboot your computer and sign back in again as normal. Now, you've changed your account password and can log back in using it. Then, run this command to make the new user an admin: net localgroup Administrators username /add Again, swap username and password for the new user's name and new password, like in the example: net user username password /add If you want to create a new user, whether as a backup or because your main account isn't working properly, enter the following. Replace username and password with the actual username of your account and the new password you want to set, per the example after the template: net user username password Then, you can change the password for an account using the following command. To reset your account password, first type net user to see all accounts on your machine.

Now you can reset your account password, create a new account, or perform similar actions.

Admin password resetter