You could create another VM machine (Windows based) place it on a virtual network and connect your BT4 VM to the same virtual network. That way you can experiment without involving your host machine - its the that way I do it.
Hi !
I've got a Little Question guys .
I've installed my Backtrack 4 on VM Workstation , works perfect so far !
No I wanted to crack my password, of my windows account with Chntpw .
But i've got a little problem.
I need to go to the 'disk' where my windows is on , like hda1 , or sda1 ,..
But like I said i've installed Backtrack on VM Workstation , and when I go into a terminal , en do Cfdisk , to see my drives (Right?) I only see the 'Virtual' drives , so not the drive Windows is on.
So my question , Is it possible to crack the windows password, with Backtrack on VM Workstation ? Or do I need to run the live CD ?
Thx!
You could create another VM machine (Windows based) place it on a virtual network and connect your BT4 VM to the same virtual network. That way you can experiment without involving your host machine - its the that way I do it.
As you mentioned, BackTrack needs to see a partition holding a Windows volume in order to access the password data on that partition using Chntpw. So running BackTrack in a VM will only allow you to access Windows partitions accessible to that VM (such as a Windows installation done inside the VM), but it does NOT allow you to access the host systems volumes. If you want to access the password information of a Windows install on a physical host, then the most straightforward method is to boot that physical host into BackTrack.
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Thx guy's !
I've installed Windows on a Virtual machine , and after that , on the same virtual disk , i've installed Backtrack .
Like a dual boot on a virtual machine . works perfect !
Thx!!