Recovery console
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Bruinaholic
, Apr 20 2007 01:42 PM
#1
Posted 20 April 2007 - 01:42 PM
#2
Posted 20 April 2007 - 01:59 PM
i don't have RC on my hard drive because i've got a bootable RC disk that i can use to get into recovery console without a windows disk (technically i've got two versions...one that's just RC and one on the new version of the UBCD for windows) but it can come in handy when you don't have a windows disk close by....
you may think you don't have an administrator account...but you do...all windows machines have an administrator account....when the PC was set up...there was a part of the setup that asked for the admin password...if you're on XP pro...that was mandatory (hopefully you or someone else knows that password) in XP home the password is optional...either way...there is in fact an admin account...i'm not sure if you need to be logged in to THE admin or just AN admin to install the RC to your HD as i've never done it
you may think you don't have an administrator account...but you do...all windows machines have an administrator account....when the PC was set up...there was a part of the setup that asked for the admin password...if you're on XP pro...that was mandatory (hopefully you or someone else knows that password) in XP home the password is optional...either way...there is in fact an admin account...i'm not sure if you need to be logged in to THE admin or just AN admin to install the RC to your HD as i've never done it
#3
Posted 20 April 2007 - 03:32 PM
How different is this than the regular UBCD?
#4
Posted 21 April 2007 - 08:26 AM
the newest version of the UBCD4WIN has ALOT of nifty stuff in it...alot of great tools...the new loader also contains DBAN, RC, and memtest...so you can run all those from one disk intead of having a bunch of them...i haven't monkeyed with the regular UBCD...but i know they're both build with bart's PE...so they're pretty similar...i think the main difference is that the UBCD4WIN has ALOT more tools included in the default build
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