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NOTE - after doing this you MUST also change the admin password at the same time. Find the line ername= and change the value to something new, like ername=administrator.When notepad opens, use the ‘File → Open’ menus from that instance of notepad to open and edit server.properties. Windows: Find ‘notepad’ in your Start menu, right-click and select ‘Run as Administrator’.Have a look at this video if you’d like to see someone try these steps… This will change the password back to the hashed (i.e. Lastly, you can change the password to something new from within the web interface of the server by going to Options -> Advanced -> Reset admin password.Wait a couple minutes for the PaperCut server to start up, and then attempt to log in again with the new Admin password.For more detailed instructions, or steps for Linux or macOS servers see the Stop and start the Application Server. To do so on a Windows server, click the start button, type services.msc, press enter, find the service labeled PaperCut Application Server, right click on this and choose Restart. Find the line admin.password= and change the value to something new, like admin.password=myNewPa$$w0rd.macOS: You can use a third party text editor of your choice such as Sublime Text to edit a locked file.Windows: Find ‘notepad’ in your Start menu, right-click and select ‘ Run as Administrator’.Open the server.properties file with a plain text editor like NotePad or TextEdit and ensure you do so with administrator privileges in order to edit / save the file.In File Explorer, click View, then in the Show/Hide group, ensure that “File name extensions” is checked. Note: if you don’t see the server.properties file, it may be that you have filename extensions hidden.On Windows: this is found in C:\Program Files\ PaperCut \server\server.properties.On Mac: this is found in /Applications/PaperCut /server/.On Linux: this is found in /Home/PaperCut/server/server.properties.Navigate to the server.properties file on the server.Log onto the desktop of the server running PaperCut.