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Problems cracking Windows 10 password hash

Hello, I have problems cracking a windows password. Allegedly the hash is stored in the C:/Windows/System32/config/SAM file, but you also need the C:/Windows/System32/config/SYSTEM file. Then you can use a program called samdump2 to read the hash to then crack it.
Couple of problems:
1. Eventhough I know the password and put it in the wordlist, neither hashcat nor john are able to recognize it as the correct password.
2. When I change the password in Windows, shutdown and repeat the steps from before the result of samdump2 does not change.
Am I misunderstanding something? Has the location changed?

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