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Again: how to delete subkeys of WPA


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i've tried this :

all 10 stpes are devided into:

a: pure dos mode

1. boot from cd-rom and run command prompt from 98bootable cd

b: dos via xp

2. access into directory c:\windows\system\config

3. run command:copy SYSTEM h:\

4. reboot from hdd-0

5. access into command prompt,run command:

reg load HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\sys h:\SYSTEM

6.acess into registry and edit/delete the unwanted keys

7.shut down regedit.exe

9.into command prompt,run command:

reg unload HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\sys

10. run command: replace h:\SYSTEM C:\windows\system32\conifg

but was choked by this: i'd tried 10 in three ways and

got

1) in xp Normal mode and safe mode:

extended error 32

2) in command prompt from 98bootable cd:

bad command or file name

wish further help could be granted!

thanks a lot!

:)

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no sense in double posting, it doesnt make your posts get answered anymore quickly... infact, it will do the opposite :)

u didnt say u tried 2 boot 2 recovery console (like someone suggested in your other thread)

regards

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sorry for double posting the topic,i just wanted to make that topic discussed in a new context!

i've found it!

chose 98bootable cd, use command "copy",which is run command:

copy h:\system c:\windows\system32\config\SYSTEM

right after the promp A:>\

that made it!

and from this we could get the way to change other system files yet without disturbing the xp system.

thanks again for your time and efforts!

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yes,it did make it!

default is to prompt to on overwrties unless COPY command is being executed from within a batch script.

:)

in fact DOS is potentially powerful.

do you use Windows Messenger?

thanks again to MCT.

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i didn't try your suggestion cause i'm afraid recovery console wil spoil much of what i'd installed on the pc.

yet it's touching to have so many caring about my problem cause it's the first time i have posted my questions on a foreign forum.

bow~

:)

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yes,got! i tried recovery console once after i removed the remnants Daemon tools

but was trapped into the loop of booting and rebooting into the system.

i've sent you sth in the attachment,which!

enjoy it!

:)

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