Windows 7 password recovery

Can you boot from CD using drive share?
I need to boot off a CD for that I forgot user password Windows 7 but the laptop I'm using doesn't have a CD/DVD drive. I have access to a MacBook that can share its CD drive though. Can I use the MacBooks CD drive to boot the Windows laptop off the CD? If not is it possible with an USB? Thanks in advance.

Unfortunately you cannot. Your problem is easy if you can boot from a flash drive. Prepare the Offline Password Editor or the Trinity Rescue Kit on a flash drive with this program. If your mum ever synced her iPhone within one month of locking herself out of it, she won't lose too many pictures or contacts if you restore it; when setting it up again just click: set-up from old iPhone. If, however, she hasn't synced it since she got it, then there is nothing you can do, sorry. Hope this helps.

So urgent to get solutions! Well, great that I got suggestions as below:

1. Login as administrator on pc to remove password Windows 7. Then go steps as "Start" - "Control Panel" - "User Accounts and Family Safety" - "User Accounts" - "Change Your Windows Password" - "Make Changes to Your User Account" - "Remove Your Password".

2. If now locked out of pc; we can refer to professional software - Windows Password Recovery Tool. Specific steps are as the below:
Step 1: Google search Windows Password Recovery Tool, get results from windowspasswordsrecovery.com suggestion for Windows 7 password recovery;

Step 2: Download needed Windows Password Recovery Tool Professional and set it up on an accessible pc;
Step 3: Burn a Windows 7 password reset disk by using a blank USB Flash drive.
Step 4: Insert the burned reset disk into password lost computer, and set the computer to boot from USB drive to break Windows 7 password.

Also, I got suggestions:
3. Create another admin account, then it will let you. It's for security reasons; it's actually really good to have a password on an account which controls our whole computer...

4. If you have the old password it should allow you to unlock Windows 7 password ...if not try this...start the machine and repeatedly tap the F8 key until the option screen appears and choose safe mode with networking then open your browser and go to SAFETY LIVE  that is Microsoft's online virus scanner there are others...after that go to Malware Bytes and download their free scanner and run the scan...Aviary and Kaspersky offer free rescue disk just use a clean machine to download and burn the disk set your bios to boot from the CD/DVD player and run the rescue disk before the machine can boot up...to return to safe mode restart your machine.

Actuall, the Method 2 could help me or all Windows 7 computer users that forgot Windows password. The Windows Password Recovery Tool is really helpful and instantly to reset Windows 7 password!