ok geekos. I need help. My cousin’s music folder is somehow unaccessable and I can’t get into it. I am damn bored and when I was coming to his place forgot to download MP3s to my iPod. How do I get into that folder now? plz plz plz masooom bahan ke duan lai lo.
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Its a private folder.
You can only get into it now, using some unconventional methods. For which you will need some unconventional tools.
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but I have only few tools. Will Retractors, Bulldog Clamp, Vascular Probs or tunneling set help 
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come on guys HELP me here. or give me tools names and source I will try my luck myself.
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LOL you a doctor :-D
no those tools wont help, what you need is a tool called "locksmith"
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Why don't u call ur cousin and get his password?
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if you are using win xp restart the comp and go into safemode when there log into administrator most people dont put a password on admin so onces logged on delete your cuz password and restart into his name you should be able to access everything now .
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Thanks guys. atlast my cousin had mercy on me last night. may be he saw my this pathetic topic.
Gizzy: Yes I am. and I finaly found the living locksmith to break into that folder.
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^-- haha thats good.
I dont think he would have liked the 'locksmith' tool being used on his XP profile :-P
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is that so, ppl don’t have pw for admin account, thats kinda weird. Why wouldn’t they set up a pw for that account, elobrate on it plz.
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tell me about it.
Mansoor Bhai:- only If you knew him. I doubt it that he would set a password for a folder and will leave admin account open. (wow I am speaking Geeklish)
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WOW!!! that is some professional advice 
what about the actual user whose account you are suggesting to delete!!!
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you wont be deleting any accounts but the password on it and most of the time when people buy computers they set up 1 account which is propmted for the first time the boot the machine while the admin account remains open. Most people dont realize this but 98 out of every 100 computers the admin account is left open.
