Seraph Chutium http://com.6to23.com/-------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- in the Windows graphics interface When you haven't started yet, you can use Windows 2000 Recovery Console to limit access to NTFS, FTA, and FAT32 volumes. In Recovery Console, you can: use, copy, rename, or replace the operating system file and folder. When you start your computer next time, you can start or do not start the service or from the start-up service. Truncate the file system boot sector or main boot record (MBR). Create and format the partition of the drive. Note that only one administrator can access Recovery Console, so unauthorized users cannot use any NTFS volumes. When you start the Recovery Console, you receive the following message: Windows NT (TM) Boot Console Command Interpreter WARNING:. This is a limited function command prompt intended only as a sys tem recovery utility for advanced users Using this utility incorrectly can. cause serious sys tem-wide problems that may require you to reinstall Windows NT to correct them Type 'exit' to leave the command prompt and reboot the sys tem 1:.. C: / WINNT Which Windows NT installation would you like to logon to (ENTER TO ABORT) • Enter the administrator account password after entering the number that is suitable for Windows 2000 installation. Note If you use a wrong password for 3 consecutive times, Recovery Console will exit. Similarly, if the SAM database is lost or corrupted, then you can't use Recovery Console because you can't be verified correctly. When you enter your password and launch the Recovery Console, type "EXIT" to restart your computer. Command Console's constraints and restrictions on Recovery Console You can only use the following folders: Boot folders.% Sys temroot% folder and subfolders installed by Windows 2000 installed in your currently enter. CMDCons folder movable media drive, such as a disc drive. Note: If you try to access other folders, then you receive an "Access Denied" error message. Similarly, when in Recovery Console, you can't copy a file from your local hard drive to a floppy disk. You can copy a file from a floppy disk or disc to a hard drive, or from a hard drive to another hard drive.
Available commands HELP help support all of the commands listed below: ATTRIB DELETE FIXBOOT MD TYPE CD DIR FIXMBR MKDIR sys temROOT CHDIR DISABLE formAT MORE CHKDSK DISKPART HELP RD CLS ENABLE LISTSVC REN COPY EXIT LOOGN RENAME DEL EXPAND MAP RMDIR ATTRIB ATTRIB command can use the following Any parameter to change the properties of a file or folder: -r r -s s h set an attribute. - Reset an attribute. R read-only file properties. S system file properties. H hides file properties. Note: At least one attribute is set or cleared. To view properties, you can use the dir command. The CD and CHDIR CDs and chDIR commands can change the folder. Cd .. Specific refers to you want to return to the parent folder. Type CD Drive: CD Drive: You can display the current folder in the drive. Type a CD without parameters, you can display the current drives and folders. The chdir command treats spaces as a delimiter. For this reason, you must use quotes to put a subfolder name containing a space. For example, the CD "/ Winnt / Profiles / Username / Programs / Start Menu" chDIR command only uses only the current Windows 2000 installation, movable media, any hard disk partition boot folder or the system folder of the local installation source. . CHKDSK CHKDSK DRIVE / P / R If necessary, then it checks, repairs, or restores a drive. The damaged sector is also marked and the readability of readability is restored. Drive refers to the drive that needs to be checked. / P Switch Indicates Chkdsk to make a thorough check for the drive, although this drive is not marked because there is a problem, and correct any errors discovered. / R switch is positioned in a broken sector while restoring readability information. Note that the specific / r switch means / p switch. CHKDSK can be specified without parameters, in which case the current drive is implied that there is no switch. Very casual, the listed switches are accepted. The chkdsk command requires the autochk.exe file. CHKDSK automatically positions this file in the Bootup folder. If the Command Console is installed in advance, this will be a cmdcons folder. If it cannot be found at the bootup folder, CHKDSK will try to locate the Windows 2000 disc drive installation media. If the installation media cannot be discovered, then Chkdsk prompts you to provide the Autochk.exe file location. CLS Qing screen Copy Copy SourceDestination Copy a file. Source: Specifies the copied file. Wildcard or folder copy is not allowed. A compressed file from the Windows 2000 disc is automatically decompressed when it is copied. Destination: Specifies the folder or file name for the new file. If this is not specified, the default is the current folder. If the file already exists, then you are prompted to overwrite it. DEL and LeTE DEL DRIVE: PATHFILENAME DELETE DRIVE: PathFileName Deletes a file drivename Specifies the deleted file DELETE command only in the current Windows 2000 installed, movable media, any hard disk partition boot folder or system file of the local installation source There is a role in the clip. The delete command does not accept wildcard (*) Dir Dir Drive: PathFileName Displays the files in a folder and a list of folders. Drive: PathFileName: Specifies the drive, folder, and / or files to listed. The DIR command lists all files that contain hidden and system files.
Files can have the following properties: D - Directory R - Read-Only File H - Hidden File A - Files Ready for Archiving S - SYS TEM FILE C - COMPARSED E - Encrypted P - Reparse Point Dir Commands only installed in the current Windows 2000, Movable media, any hard disk partition boot folder or system folder of the local installation source. The Disable Disable ServiceName Disabel command can make a Windows 2000 system service program or drive does not work. ServiceName: The name is set to a disabled service program or the name of the drive. Use the listsvc command to display a service programs or drive programs that meet the conditions and disabilities. Before resetting it for service_disable, the Disable display the start_type of the service program. In some cases, it is necessary to re-enable the service program. start_type value DISABLE command displays: SERVICE_DISABLED SERVICE_BOOT_START SERVICE_sys tem_START SERVICE_AUTO_START SERVICE_DEMAND_START DISKPART DISKPART / add / delete device_name drive_name partition_name size using DISKPART command to manage your hard disk volume partition. / Add: Create a new partition / delete: Delete an existing partition. Device_name: Create a new partition drive name. This name can be obtained from the output of the MAP command. Drive_name: This is a disk letter to delete the existing partition. For example, D: partition_name: This is a disk name to delete the existing partition, and can be used instead of the drive name parameters. Size: The new partition size indicated by megabytes. Note: If there is no parameter being used, then a user interface that manages your partition will appear. WARNING: If the disk has been upgraded to a dynamic disk configuration, then this command can impair your partition table. Do not modify the structure of dynamic disks unless you are using disk management tools. Enable Enable ServiceNameStart_type You can use the enable command to activate a Windows 2000 system service program or drive program. ServiceName: The activated service program or drive program name. Use the listsvc command to display the service programs or drive programs that meet the conditions and activate. DISABLE displays the Start_Type of the service program before resetting it for the new value. You should note the old value, in some cases, re-enable start_type service program is necessary start_type:. Effective start_type values are: SERVICE_BOOT_START SERVICE_sys tem_START SERVICE_AUTO_START SERVICE_DEMAND_START Note: If you do not specify a new start_type, then ENABLE is displayed as You show the old start_type. Exit You can use the exit command to exit Command Console and restart your computer. Extract Extract SourceDestination extracts the driver.cab file on the installation medium into a file and copy it to the destination. Source: Specially refers to the file name of the decompressed file. Destination: Specific File Name of Folder or New File. If not specified, then the current folder is default. Note: This command only works when your computer has started from the installation media disc. FIXBOOT FIXBOOT Drive Name: Write a new Windows 2000 boot sector code enters the boot sector.
This can adjust the problem caused by the Windows 2000 boot sector crash. The Emergency Repair process also adjusts the guiding sector. Drive name: Guide the drive letter written by the sector. This can ignore the default settings written to the system boot partition. The fixboot command is only supported on the X86 platform. The Fixmbr fixmbr device name repair the MASTER Boot Record (MBR) of the system partition. This command is used when a virus has damaged MBR and Windows 2000 cannot be activated. Warning: If a virus exists or a hardware problem, then this command has a potentially destruction to your partition table. This command can cause partitions that cannot be accessed. Microsoft recommends starting anti-virus software before using this command: Specify the selectable installation driver name of a new MBR installation driver. This name can be obtained from the output of the MAP command. If this is an empty, the MBR that boots the installation device driver is adjusted. For example: Device name: fixmbr / device / harddisk2 If fixmbr checks an invalid or non-standard partition table tag map, you will prompt you for your permissions before you override the MBR. The fixmbr command is only supported on the X86 platform. Format Format Drive: / Q / FS: File-Sys TEM formats a specific drive into a specific file system. Drive :: To format the partition disk. / Q: A quick format is implemented for the drive. / Fs: File-Sys Tem: Specifies the file type to available, FAT, FAT32, or NTFS. If it is not specified, the existing file system format is used, of course it is available in the case of available. The ListSvc Listsvc Command lists all available current Windows 2000 service drivers, drivers, and their startup types. This may be useful when using disable and enable commands. Note: These are decompressed from the% sys temroot% / sys tem32 / config / sys tem hive. If the sys tem hive is damaged or lost, the unpredictable result may appear. The Logon logon command lists all detected Windows 2000 and Windows NT installations, and then requests a local administrator password for your selection of Windows. If more than three times attempt is not successful, then console exits and restarts your computer. The Map Map Arc Map command lists the drive letter, the file system type, the partition size, and the image is a physical drive. Arc: The Arc Parameter Tells Map To Use Arc Paths Instead of Windows Device Paths. The Arc parameter tells MAP to use the ARC path to replace the Windows drive path. MD and KDIR MD or MKDIR commands create folders. Wildcard is not supported. The mkdir command only works in the current Windows 2000 installation, movable media, a boot folder of any hard disk partition or a system folder of the local installation source. More more filename more command Displays a text file to the display. The RD and MDIR RD and the RMDir command deletes a folder. The RMDIR and RD commands only have functions only in the current Windows 2000 installation, movable media, any hard disk partition, or the system folder of the local installation source. Ren and ename ren and rename commands can rename a file. Note You cannot specify a new drive or path to your destination file. The REN and RENAME commands only use in the current Windows 2000 installation, movable media, any hard disk partition boot folder or a system folder of the local installation source.
