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1. #Windows xp diskkeeper how to#
2. #Windows xp diskkeeper update#
3. #Windows xp diskkeeper password#
4. #Windows xp diskkeeper iso#

#Windows xp diskkeeper update#

Tool u will find in any windows and if u think u have a worse state than that skip this and get in ur pc a window cd,ur windows version cd to be preciseĪnd make a repair of the pc,this will delete ur system replace it with a new one and not delete user files.After u start up start ur antivirus software and nothing else this will make the RE-WRITE of the antivirus software in the registry update if u have not and make a scan any virus wont have an escape this way becouse ur registry is fresh free now and no virus has accessed it yes.Īfter virus free machine just start up in ur aplications from the folders in program files.they will be there. The second one optional at this point defrag and clean up What u will not uninstall it using a freeware uninstaller,in ur case Revo uninstaller will do becouse it has the option to delete registry keys and folder & files left by the program.Leave just alpications u use. So if u want to really do a Core tune up start from the core, your OSīasically decide on what aplication u have installed u will use and what u will not.

#Windows xp diskkeeper password#

As soon as you've gained access to your computer again, configure a new password - one you can remember a little easier.What u can actually do if u have been using ur pc for long is this procedure.įisrt if u are gona use ccleaner really have a backup of ur registry becouse it will mess up lots of times, even more when u have a fragmentet hdd Having a secure password is important so please don't continue to use Windows without one. If you're on a multi-user computer (as many families are), the logon screen will still appear after starting windows but when you click on the user that had the password removed, you will not be prompted for a password and will instead enter Windows automatically. If you are the only user on your computer Windows will boot all the way to the desktop on the nest reboot and will skip the logon screen altogether. Now that your password has been removed using Hiren's BootCD, no password is required to log on to Windows. Select Restart in the drop-down and click OK. Step 9: Eject Hiren's BootCD and Restart PC Step 7: Exit NTPWEditĬlick on Exit Step 8: Close Hiren's BootCD 15.2 - Program LauncherĬlose the Hiren's BootCD 15.2 - Program Launcher dialog.

Step 6: Save the ChangesĬlick on Save changes. In this case, we will leave it blank and click OK. If you enter a new password into both fields, the password will be changed to the new password you have entered. Click on Change password.Īt this point if you leave the fields empty and click OK, the password will be resetted or removed. Step 5: Choose the Username to Reset PasswordĬlick on the username in the User list. This will display all the usernames in the list below. In the Path to SAM file field, change the drive letter in the path to the one you identified in My Computer.Ĭlick on (Re)open. The drive letter could be different from the screen shot below.Īfter identifying the drive letter, close the My Computer window. Identity the drive letter of the partition that contains your windows. Click on NTPWEdit (Reset Xp/Vista/7 User Password) Step 4: Choose the Windows Partition On the Hiren's BootCD 15.2 - Program Launcher dialog, click on Programs.

On the desktop, double-click on HBCD Menu. Wait for the Windows XP to finish booting.

With Up & Down keys, select Mini Windows XP and press Enter.

#Windows xp diskkeeper how to#

(See How to make a bootable USB.)īoot your computer with Hiren's BootCD and follow the steps below for resetting your password: Step 1: Choose Mini Windows XP

#Windows xp diskkeeper iso#

Requirement:ĭownload Hiren's BootCD, extract the ISO file and burn it on a CD or USB(i.e. In this tutorial, you will learn how to easily remove or reset any windows password. Resetting or removing windows password is one of the many things Hiren's BootCD can do. Hiren's BootCD is a first-aid tool which every computer wizard needs to have a copy either on CD or USB.