The Ultimate Guide on Hacking

Posted on 2025-09-21 by Power Trip

Introduction

Have you ever dreamed of being a hacker? You don't need to dream anymore, because this guide shows you everything you need to do for any kind of hacking!

DISCLAIMER: I do not condone hacking for illegal purposes. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE, LOSS, OR LEGAL CONSEQUENCES THAT MAY RESULT FROM THE USE OF THIS GUIDE. This content is intended for educational purposes, ethical hacking practice on your own systems, or in environments where you have explicit permission.

Always practice hacking legally and ethically. Only experiment in controlled, authorized environments.

Types of Hacking

There are different types of hacking, such as password cracking, network redirecting, etc. Here are all types:

Account Access (devices)

This section covers how to access any account on devices. Different kinds of devices have different methods, so check it below:

Windows

On Windows, it is not that hard to get access to an account. First, you should figure out if it is a local or Microsoft account.

Check if the account has a profile picture that is not the default. If so, it is a Microsoft account. If not, it probably is local instead.

If it is local, follow these steps:

First, check if the user has a password and / or PIN.
If they don't have a password at all (only PIN), you must follow the instructions from Microsoft Account at the bottom.
Click the icon at the bottom right.
You will get some power options. Hold Shift AND DO NOT RELEASE IT UNTIL I TELL YOU.
Click Restart. If it asks you to confirm restart, click "Restart Anyway"
When the computer restarts, you should see "Please wait" in the bottom along with a spinner.
You will now enter a recovery screen. This is usually blue, unless you are using Windows 11, where it might be black instead.
Click Troubleshoot → Advanced Options → Command Prompt.
If it asks you for a password, that means it was actually a Microsoft Account. Hold the button (on the computer) for 5 seconds to turn it off and follow the steps for Microsoft Account.
Since it might not have asked you a password, you now have access to a Command Prompt!
Type the command below, to get a new admin user:

net user /add "enter a username" ""

Now, close the Command Prompt. Click "Continue to this PC".
You now have a new admin user. Choose it and sign in.
From there, you can right click Start → Computer Management
Open Local Users and Groups → Users and right click the target user to access.
Click "Set Password...". This will show you a warning. Click proceed, and change the password.

If it is a Microsoft account, it gets a bit trickier. It becomes REALLY HARD to access the user directly.

However, you can access the files of the user. Here is what to follow:

Shut down the computer.
Open the computer physically and take out the HDD / SSD.
Plug the HDD / SSD into your own computer (as a second drive).
In your computer, open the drive on File Explorer.
Go to Users → (username).
You now have access to their files. You can browse the folder and find anything you need.