Windows 7: How do I recover my administrator password?

Hi
I have 2 accounts one administrator account (I have forgot password) and a standard user account. I have forgot the admin password so I can't download any programs from internet or make any system changes.
How do I recover the administration password? Below are the steps I have already taken.
1. sticky keys but didn't realise I needed an installation CD and it hasn't worked.
2. Tried downloading program from CNET but was prompted for User Account Control password.
3. Command prompt eg net user (Tried this when logged in as standard user should i try it in safe mode and cmd?



I could get access to another computer if that would be of any use.

I tried a couple of those Cd's that say they can change your windows password but they did not work on Windows 7 so I would not bother trying them.
The easiest way I found was to use a Ubuntu CD (Linux) any version should do just don't install it you just need to run it from the CD
with the demo version of Ubuntu loaded go to places look for your hard drive with windows on it then you have to change a couple of files
go to the Windows System 32 directory
rename utilman.exe to utilman.old, copy cmd.com to utilman.exe ( you are basically saving cmd.com to another name don't delete cmd.com)and reboot into windows

At the Windows log in prompt hit the “Windows”+”U” key and open pops a system level command prompt. From here you can type any windows command, add users,etc.

When your done rename all the files you changed back to what the were other wise you will be leaving a back door to your computer even though you are the only person that will know this
at the command prompt type

C:/>Net user John 123 /add

This command will add a new user named as John having password 123.
Then type

C:/>Net localgroup administrators john /add

This command will add limited user john to administrators group

from there reboot Windows log on as john with the password then change your old password
Click on the User Accounts and Family Safety link.
Note: If you're viewing the Large icons or Small icons view of Control Panel you won't see this link. Simply click on the User Accounts icon
Click on the User Accounts link.
Find the name of the account you want to change then change the password to whatever you want

After you are done change the files back to what they were

First, could you tell us why you're running Windows PE 64bit and not Windows 7 x64 OS?

Jacee you do ask the hard questions. Very good.