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Hi Dortz, i'm new to this so may be misunderstanding...but, you say:-
but the BartPE website says the following:-
Does this not mean that you can only use the BartPE on the machine you created the disc on? (Unless of course you have a multi user license)?
Thanks for your advice so far
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Originally Posted by Dortz 
...you do need to install some software for BartPE, so you'll need to use a friends computer.
but the BartPE website says the following:-
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...this means that the user may not use, for instance, a single license installation on one computer while simultaneously using a BartPE installation (created using that license) on another computer.
Thanks for your advice so far
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the important statment there is: 'Created using that liscence'
What they were referring to there was doing a 'slipstream' build. This is where you take the system files from the computer you are working on, NOT a standard, XP installation disk. If you use the OS installation disk that came with your machine, you will be able to use it on your machine legally.
If you have qualms about BartPE, I recommend Knoppix.
What they were referring to there was doing a 'slipstream' build. This is where you take the system files from the computer you are working on, NOT a standard, XP installation disk. If you use the OS installation disk that came with your machine, you will be able to use it on your machine legally.
If you have qualms about BartPE, I recommend Knoppix.
Thanks Dortz, much clearer.
So, so long as I use the original Install disk i'm fine. Is there a way of using the cd across many machines (ie. bailing out a different friend) doing it this way? Or is that already the case by having used the installation disk?
So, so long as I use the original Install disk i'm fine. Is there a way of using the cd across many machines (ie. bailing out a different friend) doing it this way? Or is that already the case by having used the installation disk?
Last edited by mAdMaCCa; Feb 15th, 2008 at 6:02 pm.
Aren't there some potential repercussions from using these programs?
Last edited by orcboyx; Feb 16th, 2008 at 8:08 pm.
Hi,
Here's a documented a step by step solution here:
This one is for most flavours of Windows:
http://www.proposedsolution.com/PS00...ndows_All.html
This is for Windows XP only:
http://www.proposedsolution.com/PS00..._Password.html
Hope this helps.
~Rosco~
Here's a documented a step by step solution here:
This one is for most flavours of Windows:
http://www.proposedsolution.com/PS00...ndows_All.html
This is for Windows XP only:
http://www.proposedsolution.com/PS00..._Password.html
Hope this helps.
~Rosco~
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Originally Posted by GekkoAB
Hi,
I've been using Windows Vista and I happened to forget my login password. Is there any way to restore password for me? My account is with admin rights, so I can't bypass login..
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Originally Posted by orcboyx
Aren't there some potential repercussions from using these programs?
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You should not use passwords on the os full stop!
If you've got sensitive information then it should be backed up to a personal, lockable and removable storage device.
The reason for this is that the chumps who steal computers are about as thick as a brick S#1t house!
You should install ip tracking and remote access software, allow them free and unhindered access to yous os. and more than likely track the machine down!
I hope the persons seaking to bypass passwords are not involved in skulldugery????? Watch out if you are, we'll be watching you
He he he
If you've got sensitive information then it should be backed up to a personal, lockable and removable storage device.
The reason for this is that the chumps who steal computers are about as thick as a brick S#1t house!
You should install ip tracking and remote access software, allow them free and unhindered access to yous os. and more than likely track the machine down!
I hope the persons seaking to bypass passwords are not involved in skulldugery????? Watch out if you are, we'll be watching you
He he he Last edited by A1 data nz; May 26th, 2009 at 5:44 am. Reason: spelling correction
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