Live USB 5.0 2011 Akid Micro PE PassChanger (ENG/Final)

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Live USB 5.0 2011 Akid Micro PE PassChanger (ENG/Final)



Live USB 5.0 2011 Akid Micro PE PassChanger (ENG/Final) | 3.30 GB

Features:
Alkid LiveCD, Windows and WPI from Zver
WPI gutted by the developer to stick to your needs
Additional software is not integrated, and assembled in the folder My soft,
Installed Acronis BootCD Collection 2010 v.1.3 (who do not need such a heavy (581 Mb) change the image from the folder iso, the old AcronisMedia.iso) from the root archive folder.
Installation (from the author):
Setting out in two stages (as in many of these stick) I have not turned, so I did on this game since first as usual, but during the first reboot, ship MicroPE (it loaded faster than Alkid) and change to a file : \ Boot.ini one digit (in two places) rdisk (1) rdisk (0), (duplicated it in the menu GRUBa, though in English), reboot and everything is on the first menu item Load Windows NT/2K/ . If the WPI does not start itself, then click the file WPI \ WPI.hta the root flesh.
So take a clean (or with unnecessary information), stick to 4 GB (tested at Kingston DataTraveler 410 and simply Kingston DataTraveler).
Folder Soft:
1) Run the file HPUSBFW.EXE. In the resulting window, choose, select Device in your USB flash drive (depending on size), and paragraph File System Selects Fat32 or NTFS (whichever way rocked, it may be immaterial), then click on the button Start, affirm our intention to reformat the memory stick, after formatting click Ok and Close.
2) prescribes the bootloader in the MBR flashes open the folder grubinst start the application grubinst_gui.exe. In the resulting window, select the item and our Disk flash drive and click the button Install, then Enter, at the end of Quit. And trouble that can happen. On some stick, sometimes flies error in this case will have to run grubinst.exe from a command prompt with the following parameters:
c: / grubinst / grubinst.exe skip mbr test (hdN)
Instead of N is necessary to substitute the number flash, for example (hd1). Find out which number is the flash drive in the system as follows. Right click on my laptop > Computer Management > Disk Management.

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