December 15, 2011

XP Pro System

This method is good if the first was a breakdown of the hard disk at least 2 partitions. We put in two partitions the two systems (with the same name) Let C partition - the main, D - extra. Set to C all programs give the working view and optimize. Next, turn off the computer and go on to the D drive and then into the folder options menu set to see hidden files and protected operating system files. Copy the folder Windiwos, Documents and Settings (All Users, Default User, LocalService, NetworkService + folder that contains your name (inclusive of all the folders lying there) + AUTOEXEC, CONFIG, IO, MSDOS, NTDETECT, ntldr, pagefile - throw it all into one folder, call it, that would be remembered that this reserve and with the collapse of the system and the inability to recover her ways, as described on the website go to the D drive to start the replacement for the C drive and registry AUTOEXEC, CONFIG, IO, MSDOS, NTDETECT, ntldr, pagefile. This way is convenient if a fully configured system by itself, ie, not something added to the programs or changing settings. The second way I have recently started use. I is XP Pro (NTFS) - and there was a crash, remove from the system file, any kind of recovery did not help, horrible thing was that it was a lot of valuable information, but saved by the fact that I had a second computer, and two case study hard drive, I just took a drive from the laptop, put in the case, is connected to another laptop and transferred the information, then simply format the drive, put the OS and files transferred, it certainly will not restore the system, but option as not to lose data.

Way above the two systems gives the option, simply transfer the files on drive D, C, and formatting the new OS. Note: There is another effective way to restore the system to original state. In the folder C: windowsRepair system files are stored, which is created during installation. That is a copy of the system, made during installation without drivers and programs. The task of copying the files to C: windowssystem32config. This can be done booting from a bootable floppy and the command prompt, type: copy c: windows epair *.* c: windowssystem32config or boot from another source such as a rescue disk to have independent access to these files. Copy all files from c: windows epair in c: windowssystem32config. After the restart the computer.

The swap file. How to properly knead by to optimize and speed up the system swap file, I do so. I have two hard drives. All of them are divided into three sections. On the first (mostly) installed, programs, documents, etc. Find out detailed opinions from leaders such as Richard Easton Matchmaker Reviews by clicking through. All of its sections. Now for the paging file. The second disc I created the first partition of 5 GB. The second and third sections can be arbitrary. On the first section, I placed fi swap. The minimum size of about 1-1.5 volume of your memory. Limit the volume does not make sense, because on the drive nothing else, and the lack of memory may fail. Continuation of the article read here: Windows System Restore

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