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Windows Password Key 4WinKey. Menu Overview Guide Store. Part 1. Part 2. Note : Ultimate Boot CD is a Linux-based bootable disc that you need to go through so many steps on Command Prompt to reset your forgotten Windows password. Windows Password Key.

H: was now used for backing up my data files. Why did it 'remap' my drives into one new one, and where did my other 48G of drive go? Do I have to reformat the drive differently and start over? The D drive is marked recovery. Is this my recovery info meaning i don't have to create an external source?

Sounds like it. Best thing to do is try it out, or check your HP's documentation. You may also find a HP utility on the computer that will handle the recovery based on this drive. Hi, what should I do now when I tried to create mkdir c:RefreshImage there is a message A subdirectory or file c: RefreshImage already exists.

Can you help me out here. Thank you. Hi - that would indicate that your system already has the folder. You should browse to the directory to check if it is populated with data.

If so, use this - otherwise, delete and start from scratch. This is not feasible because the usb drive is reformatted when the repair disk is created. At that time, nothing else can be written to the usb drive. Only one problem.. After I created a system image on my hard drive, the Recovery program would not let me copy it to my usb drive even though there was plenty of space. I read that you must have an oem recovery partition on the hard drive.

What do I do to get the image onto the usb drive. You can't just copy it. It is not allowed. I depends how you want to set it up. I suggest using C: first because I have plenty of space on my system and it's quicker to assess the space that will be required. Hi Christian, thanks for the reply. Can I partition the hdd and make, for example, E: for the recovery files? Or, back to my original query, is a whole separate partition even necessary?

Can I leave the recovery image on the C: drive during the refresh? I guess I'm not sure how the refresh works exactly. Correct me if I am missing something, but to create a Refresh Image on a recovery partition, doesn't the image need to be saved to an actual partition?

Doesn't the above method just put the refresh image in a folder on the c: drive? Or is that OK too? Note that 'recimg —CreateImage c:RefreshImage' is the proper command to create image. On your screen shot it appears 'recimage -CreateImage c:RefreshImage'. Just wondering is this the same recovery disc image as the one created by using windows Create Recovery Drive option?

After updating to 8. Even after unchecking the box 'Copy the recovery partition… box' there is no option to chose CD drive. Yes, I was wondering the same thing with my modified Window 7-like Windows 8. I do not see the option with the Windows 8. This poses a new question: Is there a way to get the Windows 8.

If so, what are the instructions to do this? Please reply. These days just begin!! Claims that current situation is better are just advertisements. The days when badly broken windows Windows could be fixed easily just with option 'setup has found previous windows installation.

Why to make easy repair of windows when yow can fore them to give you money for pointless and useless upgrade? By the way what do you think about this message from the 'repair' disk: 'sfc has found corrupted files but was unable to repair'? Is there any way to make a separate space on my external hard drive so it won't erase everything when copying the recovery drive over to the hard drive?

You have an error in the second picture where the command of creating the location for the recovery is typed as 'recimage -CreateImage First of I love MUO, great articles you guys rock1. Have a HP lap top, I went through your process and it read no recovery image, created one and tried to find create a recovery drive but only found HP Recovery Manager, opened up Create Recovery Media where I can create a recovery.

I noticed the image box you have displayed reads Windows 7 Recovery, is that why I can only find Recovery Manager on my computer? Also it reads your only allowed to make 1 set of recovery media, there will always be updates, is 1 copy good enough or is there another way to make copies? What size flash drive would you recommend? I have a 4g drive I received as a bonus to a purchase I made, though, this hardly seems large enough!

Danny, it depends on your installation and whether you're using 32 bit or 64 bit. Thanks Christian.. The problem is that you have to create the password reset disk before you forgot Windows password. Also, the password reset disk can only be used to reset password for a specific Windows account, it is unable to reset other account passwords on the same Windows installation, not to mention using it to unlock password on another computer.

So how to reset your forgotten Windows password if you don't have such a password reset disk? Obviously you have to find some other ways to unlock your computer. Here we're going to show you how to create a bootable Windows password reset disk and then use it to remove your forgotten password. It can be used to reset Windows password for any user account on any computer. If you've forgotten Windows password or be locked out of your account, you need to create a bootable Windows password reset disk on another computer.

Follow the steps:. After a while the bootdisk will launch the PCUnlocker utility. Boot your locked computer from the Linux CD that you created. The boot CD will take you to the command prompt. For example, I want to reset password for an account called geek, so I run this command: chntpw —u geek SAM There are many options you can do with the account.

Here we type '2' at the command prompt and enter a new password.