Jun 15, 2010
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In a lot of situations when you are locked out of the operating system you need to use the Recovery Console which is a command prompt.
Here is how you can boot in Recovery Console:
1. Insert the Windows XP cd into the top cd drive
2. Turn the computer off
3. Setup the computer to boot from cd: either by pressing F2, F9 or Delete to go in BIOS or by pressing F12 on some OEM computers to launch the Boot Device Menu
4. As soon as you get the message Press any key to boot from the cd hit enter.
5. Wait ~3 minutes for the Windows Setup to initialize
6. At the Welcome to Setup screen press R to repair windows using recovery console.
7. Wait a couple of minutes while setup examines the hard drive.
8. You will be prompted to choose a Windows installation. Press 1 on the top of the keyboard and then
9. You will be prompted to enter the Administrator password. Press Enter if no password was set.
Here are the most common commands in the Recovery Console:
chkdsk : performs a disk check, used with the /p flag is faster used with /r is more thourough .
fixboot : examines and repairs the boot sector, usually used in combination with chkdsk .
fixmbr : examines and repairs the master boot sector, usually used in combination with chkdsk . Also used for boot sector viruses .
ren : used to rename a corrupted of infected file
bootcfg /rebuild : used to repair the boot.ini file, ntldr is missing or corrupt errors .
expand : this command will unpack a compress file from the cd, used when the system cannot find a dll. Example: expand d:\i386\wininet.dl_ c:\windows\system32\wininet.dll
dir: lists the directory tree
cd: changes the current folder. cd \ changes the current folder to the root of the drive, cd .. is up one level. Example: cd system32 will change the directory to c:\windows\system32 .
diskpart: allows you to edit the partitions
format: will format a partition
disable: will disable a service. Example: disable "norton antivirus auto protect"
enable: will enable a service. Example enable RPCSS
hopefully useful.
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Here is how you can boot in Recovery Console:
1. Insert the Windows XP cd into the top cd drive
2. Turn the computer off
3. Setup the computer to boot from cd: either by pressing F2, F9 or Delete to go in BIOS or by pressing F12 on some OEM computers to launch the Boot Device Menu
4. As soon as you get the message Press any key to boot from the cd hit enter.
5. Wait ~3 minutes for the Windows Setup to initialize
6. At the Welcome to Setup screen press R to repair windows using recovery console.
7. Wait a couple of minutes while setup examines the hard drive.
8. You will be prompted to choose a Windows installation. Press 1 on the top of the keyboard and then
9. You will be prompted to enter the Administrator password. Press Enter if no password was set.
Here are the most common commands in the Recovery Console:
chkdsk : performs a disk check, used with the /p flag is faster used with /r is more thourough .
fixboot : examines and repairs the boot sector, usually used in combination with chkdsk .
fixmbr : examines and repairs the master boot sector, usually used in combination with chkdsk . Also used for boot sector viruses .
ren : used to rename a corrupted of infected file
bootcfg /rebuild : used to repair the boot.ini file, ntldr is missing or corrupt errors .
expand : this command will unpack a compress file from the cd, used when the system cannot find a dll. Example: expand d:\i386\wininet.dl_ c:\windows\system32\wininet.dll
dir: lists the directory tree
cd: changes the current folder. cd \ changes the current folder to the root of the drive, cd .. is up one level. Example: cd system32 will change the directory to c:\windows\system32 .
diskpart: allows you to edit the partitions
format: will format a partition
disable: will disable a service. Example: disable "norton antivirus auto protect"
enable: will enable a service. Example enable RPCSS
hopefully useful.
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