How to remove reset password... from Windows 7 logon screen

Hey guys, If you notice in windows 7 after you type a wrong password it will show an error below that says reset password... i would like to remove that, I searched in google but there is no tutorial on how to remove that if anyone knows how please reply here


Thanks

You know you need an account-specific password reset disk to successfully use that option?

I dont want to use that option i want to remove it from there

You did not answer my question.

paul1149 said:

You know you need an account-specific password reset disk to successfully use that option?

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Oh yah you should have recovery disk to be able to recovery from there, Its useless! Download KonBoot it will remove the password very easy

If you are asking why i want to remove that is because there is a simple way to bypass windows password from that by a fake reset password

If you are asking why i want to remove that is because there is a simple way to bypass windows password from that by a fake reset password

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Yes, that is why I asked. Thank you.

Would secure logon protect from this fake reset you talk of? (I have no idea what that is by the way) http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/612-secure-logon-press-ctrl-alt-delete-log.html

GokAy said:

Would secure logon protect from this fake reset you talk of? (I have no idea what that is by the way) http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/612-secure-logon-press-ctrl-alt-delete-log.html

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Secure logon only protects against programs that try to forge the login screen to steal your password, by warranting that the login you see is the real one (because only the system can intercept ctrl-alt-del, not any other program). I don't see how does that prevent the use of the reset password link, that still appears after the key sequence has been issued.

madfa said:

If you are asking why i want to remove that is because there is a simple way to bypass windows password from that by a fake reset password

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What kind of "fake reset password" are you talking about? Could you expand your issue?
Is it a security risk or simply convenience?