A .bat (batch) file downloaded from an untrusted source can be trivially edited to run malicious PowerShell scripts, compromise your system registry, drop ransomware, or open reverse shells inside your corporate network.
Despite the risks, numerous online discussions and IT support forums report that resetpass.bat on SEP 14 under specific conditions. However, many others report that the method has failed entirely, leaving the administrator with no option but to perform a full reinstallation. resetpass.bat for symantec 14 download
A: No. SEP 12 used a different database schema. For SEP 12, you need the ResetPassword.exe tool from the SEP 12 installation media. compromise your system registry