Windows
FAQ (climbmount)
First, how do users prohibit users from pressing F8 keys to enter advanced startup options? Can you change the registry?
CLIMBMOUNT A: The first thing to explain is that the user is not loaded with the registry yet, so it is independent of the registry. Tip F8 is the first loaded Windows boot file NTLDR, some people have rewritten this file, you can download 2000 and XP version of the following URL:
2000
-
Www.myriadworld.com/support/downloadload/nTLDRNOF8
XP
-
Www.myriadworld.com/support/download/ntldrnof8xp
Then open the DOS window to enter Attrib
C: / NTLDR
-S
-H
-R, then copy NTLDRNOF8 (or NTLDRNOF8XP) to the appropriate position and name NTLDR. Then add attribute Attrib
C: / NTLDR
S
h
r.
Restart the system and press F8 key to issue it has been ignored.
Second, how to integrate Windows patch packages into a Windows installation file? (WinXP
Special parameters of SP2)
CLIMBMOUNT A:
For Windows
XP
The patch outside SP2 is used as follows:
1. Use the WinRAR (or run the compression package to add -X option) to compress the patch to a temporary directory (assuming to d: / SPX);
2. Copy the Windows installation file (entire disc, not just i386 directory) to a temporary directory of the hard disk, assuming d: / windows;
3. Run the update.exe in D: / SPX / I386 / Update, use parameters - S: D: / Windows;
4, the pop-up window shows the progress, and the patch package has been integrated after the source file in the D: / Windows directory after running.
5, you can use the software of Winiso to re-create it into an ISO file, and can make a bootable CD by copying the boot area of the CD (see Winiso).
Update
The parameters are as follows:
Update
[-u] [- f] [- n] [- o] [- z] [- q] [- l] [- s:
-u
Unattended mode
-f
Forcing other applications shut down when shutdown
NN
Do not uninstall backup files
-o
No prompt to rewrite OEM files
-z
Don't restart after installation is complete
-Q
Quiet mode (no need to participate)
-L
List the patches that have been installed
-s:
Take service
Pack file integrate to
For Windows
XP
SP2, the original -X parameter has become / integrate:
Third, regedit.exe
with
Regedt32.exe
Which one should I do in comparison?
CLIMBMOUNT A: There is a big difference in different versions of the operating system, here I introduce:
1, in Windows
NT
In 3.x, regedit.exe
Yes
16
Position
Windows
The registration editor of the operating system. It is used to modify
Windows
Register the database. This database is located
Windows
In the directory, the name is
REG.DAT. The database is included in the database
16
The information of the bit application, the file manager uses it to open and print the file. Support object links and embedded
(OLE)
The application also uses this database. Wow (Windows
on
Windows
with
16
Position
Windows
Application is used and maintained
REG.DAT. Wow
Layer is located in virtual
DOS
machine
(VDM)
Layer above. Regedt32.exe
Yes
Windows
NT
Configuration editor. It is used to modify
Windows
NT
Configuring a database or
Windows
NT
Registry. This editor allows you to view or modify
Windows
NT
Registry. It provides a window view that represents various parts of the registry (called configuration unit). Each window displays two parts: The left is a folder indicating the registry key. The right side is the value associated with the selected registration form.
2, in Windows
NT
4.0
with
Windows
WINDOWS in 2000
NT
4.0
with
Windows
2000
Contain
Regedit.exe
Mainly in order to use its search function. you can use it
Regedit.exe
change
Windows
NT
4.0
with
Windows
2000
Registration, but not
Windows
NT
4.0
with
Windows
2000
All features or data types in the middle can be used to view or edit. Windows
NT
4.0
with
Windows
2000
Contained
Regedit.exe
The version has the following limitations:
• Unable to set security for the registry key.
• Unable to view, edit, or search
REG_EXPAND_SZ
with
REG_MULTI_SZ
These two value data types. If you try to view
REG_EXPAND_SZ
Value, regedit.exe
Display it as a binary data type. If you try to edit any of the above data types, regedit.exe
Will save it as
REG_SZ, and this data type will no longer perform its expected functionality.
• You cannot save the registry key or restore to configure cell files.
Microsoft
Suggest, based on
Windows
NT
4.0
or
Windows
2000
Used on a computer
Regedit.exe
Only use its search functionality.
Regedt32.exe
Yes
Windows
NT
4.0
with
Windows
2000
Configuration editor for modification
Windows
NT
Configuring a database or
Windows
NT
Registry. This editor allows you to view or modify
Windows
NT
Registry. It provides a window view that represents various parts of the registry (called configuration unit). Each window displays two parts: The left is a folder indicating the registry key. The right side is the value associated with the selected registration form. Reedt32
It is a powerful tool that must be taken carefully when using it to modify the registry value. The value of the registration table is lost or incorrect will result in installation.
Windows
The system cannot be used. versus
Regedit.exe
Different, regedt32.exe
Registration item file is not supported
(.reg)
Import and export.
3, in Windows
XP
with
Windows
Server
REGEDIT.EXE in 2003
Yes
Windows
XP
with
Windows
Server
2003
Configuration editor for modification
Windows
NT
Configuring a database or
Windows
NT
Registry. You can use this editor to view or modify
Windows
NT
Registry. It supports the security settings of the registry key, supports viewing and editing
REG_EXPAND_SZ
with
REG_MULTI_SZ and supports saving and restore configuration unit files. The folder on the left indicates the registry key. The right side is the value associated with the selected registration form. Regedit
Is a powerful tool. Be careful when using it to modify the registry value. The value of the registration table is lost or incorrect will result in installation.
Windows
The system cannot be used. Regedt32.exe
Is a small program, only used to run
Regedit.exe. IV, I often need to modify the IP address of the laptop, and modify the IP address under the graphical interface is very inconvenient. Can I automatically modify the IP address in the way?
CLIMBMOUNT A: You can modify the IP address in the way of Netsh in the command line, or write it into batch, which is much simpler.
D: /> Netsh
Netsh> IP
Netsh> interface
Netsh
Interface> IP
The command in this context:
set
Address
-
Set the specified interface
IP
Address or default gateway.
set
DNS
-
Set
DNS
Server mode and address.
set
Wins
-
Set
Wins
Server mode and address.
Netsh
Interface
IP> set
Address
usage:
set
Address
[name =]
[[Source =] DHCP
|
[Source =]
Static
[addr =] ip
Address
[mask =] ip
Subnet
Mask]
[[Gateway =] Address> | NONE [gwmetric =] INTEGER] parameter: mark value Name - Interface name. Source - One of the following values: DHCP: For the specified interface, set up DHCP Configure IP address. Static: Set the IP address using the local static configuration. Gateway - One of the following values: Address>: You set up IP The designated default gateway. None: Do not set the default gateway. GWMETRIC - The number of hops of the default gateway. If the gateway is set to The 'None' should not set this field. only in 'Source' for 'static' Set the following options: AddR - Specified interface IP address. Mask - Specify IP The subnet mask of the address. Example: set Address Name = "Local Area Connection " Source = DHCP set Address Local Static 10.0.0.9 255.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 1 The above is step by step by Netsh, in fact, you can use a command to modify the IP address directly in DOS, such as: Netsh Interface IP set Address Local Static 10.0.0.9 255.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 1 Note: The above parameters cannot be omitted, please write NONE if the gateway is not, and the gateway is the number of hops to write 1. Think about it, if you often need to change the IP address between the two IPs because of the reason, just do two batch of batch and then do it when you need it.
