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I don't know what everyone else is talking about. But Windows Password Recovery Tool is exactly worked for me. I have tried many password reset methods on the internet and finally got this program work for me. By the way, the customer service is also patiently answered. Thank you so much.
The trial-version of their software appeared to work, but the paid-for version did not.
Their websites (tenorshare.com and windowspasswordsrecovery.com) say "100% money back guarantee" and "100% Recovery rate Guaranteed" and "100% Satisfaction Guarantee".
They have admitted their software will not work with my installation and yet refuse to refund my purchase.
Avoid these un-trustworthy people.
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