Login Screen Management Console
A powerful utility created to reset Windows passwords and manage user accounts directly from the Windows login screen
Choose a Version (Current release: LSMC 11 | Revision: 11.0.2 | Date: 10/08/23)
Explore the options below to determine the best version of LSMC for you:
LSMC 11 – The latest new and improved release. It is compatible with Windows 11 and below, can be used on an unlimited number of computers, and includes all the latest updates and features. LSMC 11 has replaced both LSMC Professional and Personal Plus.
LSMC 6.2 (free) – The older legacy version of LSMC. It is compatible with Windows 10 and below, but limited to one computer only. Also, please note that LSMC 6.2 is no longer receiving updates or being maintained.
*Please be aware that neither LSMC 11 nor LSMC 6.2 will work properly if BitLocker drive encryption is enabled on the locked-out computer and you are unable to locate the recovery key. If you are unsure, please read more here: LSMC and Bitlocker Drive Encryption
Get LSMC 11
LSMC 11 can be downloaded, or you can order a pre-made USB flash drive
Get LSMC 6.2 (Free)
About LSMC
LSMC was designed with one goal in mind – to help you regain access to your computer. It can reset Windows passwords, convert Microsoft accounts to local accounts, create new accounts, quickly enable the built-in administrator account, and much more.
If you’re locked out of Windows, you’ve come to the right place.
Documentation and Video Guides
LSMC 11 Documentation
LSMC 11 Official Tutorial
LSMC 6.2 Official Tutorial
LSMC 6.2 Live Demo
LSMC and BitLocker Drive Encryption
Unfortunately, LSMC will not work if BitLocker drive encryption is enabled on the locked-out computer and you are unable to locate the recovery key. It is understandable that it may be difficult at this point to determine if BitLocker is enabled or not, so when in doubt, follow these steps:
- Download LSMC 11 (do not purchase the software at this point)
- Create a bootable LSMC 11 USB drive (refer to the documentation or official tutorial)
- Boot the locked-out computer from the newly-created LSMC 11 USB drive
If BitLocker is enabled, you will receive an immediate notification and be prompted to enter the BitLocker recovery key. If you are unable to obtain this key, LSMC may not be the best option for you.
If BitLocker is not enabled, you will be presented with the LSMC 11 main menu. At this point, you are good to go! Just remember, you will need to purchase a product key to use the software.