How to reset your Windows password, when you've forgotten it and Windows is set to automatically logon. To reset a user password using the Windows Command Prompt, you can use the net user command. Keep in mind that you'll need administrative privileges to perform this action. Here's how you can do it: 1 Open Command Prompt as Administrator: 2 Reset User … [Read more...] about Reset Forgotten Windows Password
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Using XCOPY to copy all files, including system and protected
Replace YourUsername with your actual Windows username and D:\DestinationFolder with the path to the destination folder where you want to copy the AppData folder. Explanation of the switches used in the command: Again, please exercise caution when copying system and protected files. It's recommended to have a backup and ensure that you understand the consequences of … [Read more...] about Using XCOPY to copy all files, including system and protected
Using Robocopy to copy entire AppData Folder
Replace YourUsername with your actual Windows username and D:\DestinationFolder with the path to the destination folder where you want to copy the AppData folder. Explanation of the switches used in the command: Please note that the AppData folder may contain system and application-specific files, and blindly copying it to another location might not always be a good … [Read more...] about Using Robocopy to copy entire AppData Folder
Remove Drive letter with Command Prompt when Disk Management won’t.
To remove a drive letter from a partition using the Command Prompt in Windows, follow these steps: The drive letter will be removed, and the partition will no longer be accessible via that drive letter. However, the partition's data will remain intact, and it can still be reassigned a letter if needed. … [Read more...] about Remove Drive letter with Command Prompt when Disk Management won’t.
Manage Partitions in CMD Prompt Instead of Disk Management
When you need to manage disk partitions but Windows Disk Management won't let you modify partitions you can use Command Prompt to do it. To manage disk partitions using Command Prompt in Windows, you can use the DiskPart utility, which provides a text-based interface for partitioning and managing disks. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1 Open DiskPart Open Command Prompt … [Read more...] about Manage Partitions in CMD Prompt Instead of Disk Management
Back up Windows Drivers with Command Prompt
To export all drivers on a Windows 8, 8.1, 10, 11 or Windows Server 2012, 2016, 2019, 2022 system to a specified folder (e.g., D:\drivers), you can use the DISM (Deployment Imaging Service and Management) tool in Command Prompt. Here’s how: This will back up your drivers, allowing you to restore them later if needed. DISM is not recognized error If you're receiving a … [Read more...] about Back up Windows Drivers with Command Prompt