Question by John2304: Backup Restore Problems And Stuff?
i backuped all my files one day took 6 hours from Start-All Programs-Accessories-System Tools-Backup and backuped all my files and then restart when it came back now it asks me what program to use to open the file and it keeps saying WINDOWS\System32\msomething.dll/exe whatnots and cant run program so i restore my backup and it comes back but after i turn off the computer i gotta restore again and everytime i restore BitDefender thing report wizard shows up and Genesomething i forgot shows up that its not working PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME I’M PLAYING JADE DYNASTY I GOTTA PLAY!!!
i dont know what my problem is yeesh and i tried searching in the internet butit jsut says Backup here and there grr stupid computer i need help from an expert

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Answer by doug0102
Well, looks like you have problems with “stuff, msomthing, whatnots and genesomething,” as you described. The fix is easy. You need to fix stuff, msomthing, whatnots and genesomething.

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Windows key + R = Run menu (PRESS WINDOWS KEY + R TOGETHER This is usually followed by: cmd = Command Prompt iexplore + “web address” = Internet Explorer compmgmt.msc = Computer Management dhcpmgmt.msc = DHCP Management dnsmgmt.msc = DNS Management services.msc = Services eventvwr = Event Viewer dsa.msc = Active Directory Users and Computers dssite.msc = Active Directory Sites and Services Windows key + E = Explorer ALT + Tab = Switch between windows ALT, Space, X = Maximize window CTRL + Shift + Esc = Task Manager Windows key + Break = System properties Windows key + F = Search Windows key + D = Hide/Display all windows CTRL + C = copy CTRL + X = cut CTRL + V = paste Also don’t forget about the “Right-click” key next to the right Windows key on your keyboard. Using the arrows and that key can get just about anything done once you’ve opened up any program. Keyboard Shortcuts [Alt] and [Esc] Switch between running applications [Alt] and letter Select menu item by underlined letter [Ctrl] and [Esc] Open Program Menu [Ctrl] and [F4] Close active document or group windows (does not work with some applications) [Alt] and [F4] Quit active application or close current window [Alt] and [-] Open Control menu for active document Ctrl] Lft., Rt. arrow Move cursor forward or back one word Ctrl] Up, Down arrow Move cursor forward or back one paragraph [F1] Open Help for active application Windows+M Minimize all open windows Shift+Windows+M Undo minimize all open windows Windows+F1 …

You can backup and recovery pc’s system using mobile phone , mp3 , digital camera or usb. This video shows how to create backup and recovery utility and next stage video is the following : ubuntu(linux) backup and recovery : www.youtube.com windows backup and recovery : www.youtube.com reference site : recoveryos.com, http

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Question by Fish: Help Me! I entered “userpasswords2″ and can’t log back in! What is the password?
A friend told me about the command prompt in school. I went home, logged on to my computer, went to the command prompt, and typed in “userpasswords2″ in the box like he showed me. It did not do anything, so I tried it a couple more times. I logged off, and when I tried to log back in the next day, it said “Did you forget your password” (By the way, this is Windows I am dealing with.) I do not know how to log back in, and I cannot get in any other way. My account was an Administrator account, and so is a second, backup account I have, except I forgot the password for that. There is no way to get back in and change the password back. So what I need to know is the password that the command “userpasswords2″ sets it to. Please answer, because I have important files on there.
Thanks, all of you! Actually, as I was desperately trying out various other passwords and one of them was “admin”. That got me in. Thanks to you guys anyway!

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Answer by jamesmicoff
See if this link helps

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Question by Raintrain: Hey I am trying to resurrect an older Dell PC circa 2000 with Windows XP Professional on it?
At any rate Windows update started some nagging on my start-up & log on screen saying that I may have a pirated version. I have moved a few times since then & cannot find the original discs. I only use this laptop as a backup to get on line to check email and other small tasks. I do not want to send Microsoft additional money to quit nagging me.
How do I get rid of the nagging genuine validation annoynaces?

Stop the insanity! Make it go away.

Thanks.
In 2002 I had an independent computer techie ” fix it” because it was running slowly. Perhaps he placed a pirated XP- I do not know.

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Answer by TONY
Well, is it a pirated version? If it is, you’re better off disabling automatic updates. Now. If your trying to use an operating system that has already been registered to another PC, you’ll probably be getting the same messages. No nagging? Get a legal version.

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Query by Tim D: Are there any excellent free of charge backup utilities which let you conserve your backup to a network drive?
The Windows 7 House Premium version will not let you save your backup to a network drive. You have to upgrade to the Expert version to do that. Are there any free of charge backup utilities which could do this? Or will I have to obtain a thing like Norton Ghost to do this?

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Answer by Chris G
Try mapping the network drive to a drive letter initial.
 

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Question by membrane killa : how can i make a custom windows xp installation?
ok, so i heard that u can make a ISO image from the current OS u got on right now… like if i got Windows XP Pro with SP2 and all the updates on my computer wit a working registration key, i can burn the whole OS in a cd kinda like a backup. but i want to know, can u do that, and take some of the programs that by default come already installed in windows? like for example, can i take off the Accesibility tools and make a ISO so when i install it again, it wont have that again??

im asking because i want to reinstall my OS, but i dont want to have everything installed like the accesibility stuff and the messenger and all that crap i dont need. also, i want it to come already installed with the programs i know that I WILL NEED. like antivirus and stuff… any program that can help me do that? thanks
thanks, but i mean, i also want it to come wit some extra programs that dont come in it already.. like firefox and the antivirus

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Answer by Lone Ranger
There is a program called ‘Norton Ghost’ that creates an exact image of your HDD for replication. I think the program is licensed but you can try www.downloads.com’ for a free version. As far as intalling windows is concerned, as far as I remember it asks you if you want a typical or custom install and you can choose custom to customize it at the time of installation.

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Question by are t: failed to install freebsd six.3?
I got 4GB Quantum Fireball CR4 tough drive. So i decided to use the total disk for freeBSB six.three installation. I in no way had an knowledgeable on UNIX installation ahead of, so i decide on common installation considering that it encouraged. But right after i confirmed everything, i got an error message:
” ERROR: Unable to write data to disk ad0. Aborting”

Im positive this challenging disk is in very good condition because i utilized it as my windows backup data. what should i do? Really should i format the disk to ext3 prior to set up the freeBSD?

thanks in advanced

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Answer by freuht R
Probably format the disk, yes. Have you tried allready?

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How to backup orignal Rom of you Windows Mobile Pocket Pc

To cook your own rom for your pocket pc windows moble it is necessory that you have 2 files as backup of your prophet.  

1. os.nb

2.extrom.nb

to get these file from your moble do following.

Instructions




1

To Download ROM BAckup Tool go to google and search for dump_gene_os_extrom.exe and download it.

2

Copy dump_gene_os_extrom.exe to your windows moible pocket pc.

3

open file explorer of your pocket pc and run copied software.

4

this software will creat both the files into memory card.

Tips & Warnings

Do not use your pocket pc till the message (Dump complete)

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