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How to replace system files?


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26 minutes ago, husara1 said:

Do you have experience or knowlegde about it?

You talkin' to me? :dubbio:

Yes :yes:, it is more than 20 years that I boot systems and replace their files (though not professionally, only as a hobby).

But there are good :angel system files and bad :ph34r: system files, so it all depends, if you need advice/help you will need to be specific.

jaclaz 

 

 

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17 hours ago, jaclaz said:

You talkin' to me? :dubbio:

Yes :yes:, it is more than 20 years that I boot systems and replace their files (though not professionally, only as a hobby).

But there are good :angel system files and bad :ph34r: system files, so it all depends, if you need advice/help you will need to be specific.

jaclaz 

 

 

I need changing Internet Explorer files in Win 2K. Unfortunately, Microsoft thought Internet Explorer should be a system component and put files on System32. So these files are "protected".

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Hmmm.

Protected by what exactly?

WFP was introduced in XP, AFAICR, Win2k should be free from that.  <- Edit: Brain fart, disregard.

Maybe you are having some kind of (NTFS) ACL permissions, if I were you I would first try the *whatever* you are trying to do on an install on FAT32.

Only for the record, my idea of "specific" is a little more narrow than "Internet Explorer files in Win 2K", in some cases (but shouldn't be yours) it is possible to replace file contents by using direct disk access.

jaclaz

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1 hour ago, jaclaz said:

Hmmm.

Protected by what exactly?

WFP was introduced in XP, AFAICR, Win2k should be free from that.

Maybe you are having some kind of (NTFS) ACL permissions, if I were you I would first try the *whatever* you are trying to do on an install on FAT32.

Only for the record, my idea of "specific" is a little more narrow than "Internet Explorer files in Win 2K", in some cases (but shouldn't be yours) it is possible to replace file contents by using direct disk access.

jaclaz

I tried using INUSE.exe but it said "WFP enforced". I can change the files only by using a live system which is unpractical.

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2 hours ago, jaclaz said:

I tried the empty SFCFILES.DLL method and it worked. Thanks you for all the support.

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