How to view windows login password

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Type inetcpl. On the left side pane of the Windows, click "Credential Manager". Now you will be presented with two types of credential manager options - "Network Credentials and "Windows Credentials".

Since you are here to find out the system username and password, click on "Windows Credentials" and you will be shown the details of username and passwords. Step 3. You can access the "Stored username and passwords" control panel applet directly by typing certain commands instead of searching from them recklessly in control panel.

Step 4. Now type in the following command and hit "Enter":. Step 5. Your stored username and password box will open up instantly where you can clearly see the registered user accounts and their corresponding passwords. Don't miss: 3 ways to recover your forgotten Windows 10 admin password. Now there is another alternative where you can use the Registry Editor to locate the username and passwords on Windows. Your registry Editor will open up instantly.