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၁။ window repair mode မွာ တတ္ၿပီးေတာ့ cmd နဲ႔ ဖုိင္ကုိ အစားထုိးမယ္။
၂။ window ကုိ ရုိးရုိးတတ္ၿပီးေတာ့ cmd ကုိ တတ္လာတဲ့အခါမွ.. net user
၁။ window repair mode မွ တတ္ဖုိ႔အတြက္.. အရင္ဆုံး window boot stick တစ္ေခ်ာင္းလုပ္ၾကမယ္။
USB Flash Drive (Minimum 4GB) တစ္ေခ်ာင္းကုိ စုိက္လိုက္မယ္။
Type
cmd in Start menu search box and hit
Ctrl+
Shift+
Enter.
Now, locate the command Prompt shortcut on the Start menu,
right-click on it, and select the Run as Administrator command. Then,
respond appropriately to the UAC. You can now launch the DiskPart
utility by typing
DiskPart on the command line. You’ll then see the
DISKPART prompt, as shown in
Figure A.
Figure A
DiskPart has its own command-line environment complete with a special prompt.
Now that you’re in the DiskPart environment, you’ll need to locate
the USB flash drive using the List Disk command. As you can see in
Figure B,
the List Disk command has identified my USB flash drive as Disk 5. I
can verify that my USB flash drive is indeed Disk 5 by checking the Size
column, which lists the size as 3906MB, which is roughly 4GB.
Figure B
Using the List Disk command displays all the disks in the system.
(If you have difficulty identifying your USB flash drive using the
List Disk command, you can try the List Volume command, which will
provide the drive letter as well as the label, both of which can help
you to identify the drive.)
Once you identify the drive number of your USB flash drive, you will
need to set the focus of the DiskPart environment on that disk. (This is
an extremely important step–Make sure that you select the correct drive
or you could accidentally destroy valuable data!) On my example, the
USB flash drive is Disk 5, so I will use the command Select Disk 5, as
shown in
Figure C.
Figure C
To shift the focus over to the USB flash drive you’ll use the Select Disk command.
Now that your USB flash drive has the focus, you need to remove all
the partition or volume formatting information from the disk. To do
that, you’ll use the Clean command. The Clean operation should occur
rather quickly. When it is done, you will see a success message like the
one shown in
Figure D.
Figure D
In order to start with a clean slate, you’ll use the Clean command
to remove all partition and volume information from the USB flash drive.
You’ll now use the Create Partition Primary command to create a
primary partition on the disk. After you create the partition, you will
see a success message and the focus will automatically shift to the new
partition. You’ll use the Active command to mark the partition as
active, as shown in
Figure E. Marking the partition as
active will essentially allow the BIOS to recognize that the partition
is a valid bootable system partition.
Figure E
Using the Create Partition Primary and the Active commands, you’ll create a bootable partition on the USB flash drive.
With the partition created and active, you’re now ready to quickly format the drive and set up the FAT32 file system using the
Format fs=FAT32
quick command. (While you could format the drive as NTFS, the typical
way to format a USB flash drive is to use FAT32.) Once the drive is
formatted, you’ll use the Assign command, as shown in
Figure F, to allow the drive to be assigned a drive letter.
Figure F
To complete the preparation, you’ll format the drive and assign it a drive letter.
The USB flash drive is now ready. At this point, you can use the Exit
command to exit the DiskPart environment and then close the Command
Prompt window.
Copying the Windows 7 files
Copying the Windows 7 files is easy. Just open Windows Explorer,
access the Windows 7 DVD, select all the files and folders, and then
drag and drop them on the USB flash drive icon, as shown in
Figure G. Keep in mind that the copy operation will take a little while to complete.
Figure G
Once the USB flash drive is ready to go, you can copy all the files
and folders from the Windows 7 DVD to the newly prepared bootable drive.
Installing Windows 7 from the USB flash drive
With the contents of the Windows 7 DVD on a bootable USB flash drive,
installing the operating system is a snap. Just boot the system from
the USB drive and the installation procedure will begin as it normally
would, as shown in
Figure H. However, the installation
procedure will actually run quicker off a USB flash drive since it
doesn’t contain any physically moving components.
Figure H
Once the system boots from the USB flash drive
Repair Mode ထဲကုိ ၀င္ၿပီး command prompt ထဲကုိ ၀င္ပါမယ္ .
ဒီ Code ေတြကုိ ရုိက္ပါမယ္ ။
copy c:\windows\system32\sethc.exe c:\sethc.exe
copy c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe c:\windows\system32\sethc.exe
ၿပီးရင္ reboot လုပ္ပါမယ္။ Normal Window နဲ႔ တတ္ပါတယ္။ password ေတာင္းတဲ့ေနရာေရာက္ရင္ Shift ကုိ ငါးခ်က္ႏွိပ္ပါမယ္။
ေပၚလာတ့ဲ command prompt မွာ "net user ယူဇာရဲ႕ အမည္ password new"
အဲဒါဆုိရင္ new password နဲ႔ ၀င္လုိ႔ရပါၿပီခင္ဗ်ာ..
