The program will remove your forgotten Surface password immediately. Select a local account from the list and click on “ Reset Password” button. When the Surface logo appears, release Volume Down button and the machine will now boot from the USB drive.Īfter booted to the PCUnlocker program, you can see all your Windows user accounts. Press and hold the Volume Down (-) button on the top edge of the device’s screen, then press the Power button. Insert the PCUnlocker USB drive into the full-size USB 3.0 port on your Surface. When this is completed, close ISO2Disc utility, unplug the USB stick and use it to remove your lost Surface password. Wait until ISO2Disc utility erases your USB drive and transfers the PCUnlocker ISO file to it. Click on “ Burn to USB Flash Drive” and select your USB drive, next choose “ GPT (required for UEFI boot)”.Ĭlick on Start Burn. Click on Browse button to select the ISO file from the destination folder where you extracted the downloaded PCUnlocker ZIP file. With your USB thumb drive plugged in, launch ISO2Disc. When the download is complete, extract the contents of the ZIP file and you should see an ISO file called pcunlocker.iso.ĭownload and install the bootable USB creation tool – ISO2Disc (or Rufus). Download the ZIP file of PCUnlocker Enterprise ( trial version) to your local hard drive. How to Reset Lost Surface Pro / Book Password?īefore resetting Surface password, you need to create a PCUnlocker USB drive from another computer you have access to. It works with Surface Book, Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2/3/4 and other UEFI-based computers/laptops/tablets. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to use it to reset lost Surface Pro / Book password from a USB drive. PCUnlocker Enterprise is a great Windows password bypass tool that is capable of booting in UEFI mode directly if burned to a CD or USB stick. Forgot Windows password for your Surface Pro tablet or Surface Book laptop? If you’ve tried the free password recovery tools such as Offline NT Password & Registry or Ophcrack, you’ll find that they don’t work on your Surface due to lack of UEFI support.
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