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Step 1: now, if you forget your password, first prepare Vista Windows Vista installation CD, and then into the BIOS will start the computer first set to cd-rom start. When the screen start presentation press any key starts by the compact disc system. Then in appear the interface for choice between language when click next, in the installation interface appears to click the repair computer, in the pop-up system repair options window list click command prompt (see chart 1).
Step 2: the start the command prompt in the following order after input (content in brackets for command, without comment, that Vista installation input here in disk C) :
Copy c: \ Windows \ system32 \ CMD. Exe d: \ (assuming your Vista installed in disk c, here the command prompt copied to the d dish)
Del c: \ Windows \ system32 \ osk. Exe (delete easy access to the screen keyboard program components)
Rename d: \ LINK entfernt Exe osk. Exe (the command prompt was renamed the screen keyboard program name)
Copy d: \ osk. Exe c: \ Windows \ system32 (after the rename the command prompt copied to the system directory)
Tip:
If don't have Vista, an installation CD, can use DOS startup disk reboot your system, then applied to DOS NTFSDPS (both version), into the c: \ Windows \ system32 carrying out these operations.
Step 3: restart your computer and exit the CD in Vista, login screen click screen of the easy access icon, and then in the pop-up window tick start screen keyboard, click ok, then start is a command prompt
Step 2: the start the command prompt in the following order after input (content in brackets for command, without comment, that Vista installation input here in disk C) :
Copy c: \ Windows \ system32 \ CMD. Exe d: \ (assuming your Vista installed in disk c, here the command prompt copied to the d dish)
Del c: \ Windows \ system32 \ osk. Exe (delete easy access to the screen keyboard program components)
Rename d: \ LINK entfernt Exe osk. Exe (the command prompt was renamed the screen keyboard program name)
Copy d: \ osk. Exe c: \ Windows \ system32 (after the rename the command prompt copied to the system directory)
Tip:
If don't have Vista, an installation CD, can use DOS startup disk reboot your system, then applied to DOS NTFSDPS (both version), into the c: \ Windows \ system32 carrying out these operations.
Step 3: restart your computer and exit the CD in Vista, login screen click screen of the easy access icon, and then in the pop-up window tick start screen keyboard, click ok, then start is a command prompt
