[TuTu]

Seems like a good tool to have on your USB. Thanks OP, I wasn't aware of that program.

[01234567890]

Nice post. Hope it will work.
Haven't seen this kind of method.
Keep posting like this! (:

[UltimateGold]

Nice one,thank you alot...i will try

[x pr0 x]

The
grldr
konFLOPPY.img
menu.lst files won't be installed to my usb.
nothing happens?

[XxXTIMMYMANXxX]

would this work with an sd card? thanks!

Not that I'm aware of, unless your BIOS gives you the option to boot from an SD card? I've never tried it though, so give it a go if it's your only option! :)

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Do I have to delete everything from my flashdrive? Just curious. Thanks!

I always do for peace of mind, although you may not have to. I would Keep the added files in the main directory though.

Hope that answered your question 🙂

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ill try this later :O
Thanks for sharing

Let me know if it works!
Just for reassurance,
Timmy

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Seems like a good tool to have on your USB. Thanks OP, I wasn't aware of that program.

I'm surprised its not more popular, I didn't believe it until I tried it for myself.

Thanks for commenting 🤝

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The
grldr
konFLOPPY.img
menu.lst files won't be installed to my usb.
nothing happens?

Did you open the KonBootInstall.exe and follow the command-line prompts?

It will ask you for the letter corresponding to your drive.
e.g. F:\ (as said in the tutorial)

If it doesn't work, I could upload the files that you need to put into your USB for you to copy and paste.

Let me know if you need them 🙂

[x pr0 x]

Did you open the KonBootInstall.exe and follow the command-line prompts?

It will ask you for the letter corresponding to your drive.
e.g. F:\ (as said in the tutorial)

If it doesn't work, I could upload the files that you need to put into your USB for you to copy and paste.

Let me know if you need them 🙂

Yeah i followed the command-line prompts.
If you could upload thoose files it would be much appreciated :)

[XxXTIMMYMANXxX]

Yeah i followed the command-line prompts.
If you could upload thoose files it would be much appreciated :)

These are the output files,
let me know if it works :)

Kon-Boot files

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Just a added note; I have my USB formatted to FAT32, it seems to be more reliable with kon-boot.

[rahool]

and also mention that physical approach to the system is also required....any way good tut bro keep it up

[x pr0 x]

These are the output files,
let me know if it works :)

Kon-Boot files

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Just a added note; I have my USB formatted to FAT32, it seems to be more reliable with kon-boot.

Thank you so much, works perfectly now

[Hacker 4949]

thanks for the tutorial going to try this soon.

[XxXTIMMYMANXxX]

Thank you so much, works perfectly now

Glad I could help!

If anyone else has any questions feel free to leave them here 🤝

[Upgrading]

Hello.

Decided to test this on my Windows 8 64 bit laptop, I wasn't expecting much but lo and behold; it actually works.

Do you think it'll work on the computers at my uni? They are all on a network but I'm curious.

Thanks.

[XxXTIMMYMANXxX]

Hello.

Decided to test this on my Windows 8 64 bit laptop, I wasn't expecting much but lo and behold; it actually works.

Do you think it'll work on the computers at my uni? They are all on a network but I'm curious.

Thanks.

As long as you have access to the BIOS, then it will boot with kon-boot.
Let me know how it goes!

[xh4u5t3d]

Thnx for sharing this!
I already did this in another way,
First I formated a bootable USB, downloaded konboot ISO and used a program called ISO to USB to get the files working on the USB.
I was amazed how easy it is to bypass and change someones password using this :)

[Unafflicted]

Not bad! Before I used Ophcrack but that required a disk drive which I was too lazy to purchase while building my PC. This is very nice of you!