How can i change Windows password using java?

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Friends How can i change Windows password using java?
I want to develop Cyber Cafe Management application in Java. I am able to lock the computer but i want a code to change any user password. So that after system is locked it will use new password to login. Please help me. Atleast tell me how can i do this. Thank you in advance.

Posted 29-Nov-11 18:20pm

Sanket8989

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This is possible only if you have an access to the raw disk, when the OS is not loaded. Do you want to do in on the loaded system, without explicit permission from the user who is currently logged in? (The mention of "any user password" suggests it.)

Look, if it was possible, who would need such OS? It would be a protection. If it was possible we would be destroyed by cyber-crime by now. :-)

However, if you did not mean that, please let us know.

—SA

Posted 29-Nov-11 19:05pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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TorstenH. · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-29T19:05:00

my unknown friend!

I have to tell you the direct and unmissable truth: this is not possible.

But don't get desperate. You can stick to the common system of a full screen application, that has control about network traffic and whether it is top-most or just not to be seen.

This, my dear friend, you have probably seen if you ever entered a internet cafe.

sincerely yours,