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Best suggestion I have would be to check for snapshots of the EBS volume and create a new instance from one just before the password was changed. Once you have the new instance up and verify access you could terminate the previous instance.
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Thank you very much it could work but the problem is that there were not any previous snapshot :(
You could now take a snapshot and create a new instance and then use forensic tools against that new instance.
I am not a Windows expert -- perhaps someone else can comment on this -- but you may be able to use the following two articles to enable booting to safe mode and then change the password.
Again, I am not a Windows expert and cannot speak to the full viability of these options.