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can someone please help me in changing the username and password in vmware.
After creating an account you can change that account's password by logging in or by writing command su - <username> in the root terminal then entering.
Once that's done enter command passwd. If you accessed from root account then you can just type your new password and repeat if but if you logged in as the user itself and if that user doesn't have root privilege you need to confirm your current password (if any) to change it.
As for changing the username, it is possible, so please read this.
From VMware you can only change the VM name, system resources and other settings only.
P.S. : One more thing, you seem to be new to this and so I assume you might be a bit overwhelmed but don't worry, it's pretty easy and logical. And, please try searching and reading about these problems first on https://askubuntu.com/ or https://stackoverflow.com/ or some forums like those as most of your questions have already been answered there. It will be much better if you'd try to find answers by yourself first. :)
You can't change the root username but you can make a new user by typing
adduser --home /<HOMEDIR> <USERNAME>
Then to change passwords just use the passwd command
I have an old install of kali linux booted onto an old macbook pro 2009. Im not able to remember the login or password (kali/kali) doesnt work as i changed it. Instead of reinstalling everything im attempting to edit the password through GNU GRUB (kali linux recovery mode). I press 'e' to edit the commands before booting. I added changed ro to rw and added single init=/bin/bash No problem.
Once i get the command line to pop up i cant type any commands. I cant type "passwd" or anything. I understand that If i was able to run that command changing the actual password would not show any *'s. My problem is i cant actually type anything in there. IM a newb any help appreciated