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You see I remembered the Ctrl-Z and how to use the command I had in mind, and thought was type, but I was mistaken, obviously, because type is not that useful! In fact, I think my confusion was because of a discussion I now remember I had with my boss about how stupid to name a command type when you couldn't TYPE anything to the file! He was the one who originally introduced me to copy con. It was actually copy con I was remembering, but getting mixed up because we used type to view the files, regularly. we used to use type to edit files at TRO". It's funny because originally when you said you couldn't use type to edit the file, only view it, I was suspicious, and thought, "That's wrong. oddly enough, if you do copy /? or copy con /?, or similar, there is no info about it! Possibly because from DOS 5.x onwards, was available, so they saved space by not mentioning it. Learned a LOT of DOS things, and copy con was one of them.

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I remember this from about 6years ago I worked for a company called TRO, taken over by Vega, which had DOS based software which was CBT for commercial pilots. I figured you just hadn't had time to see it. But it is also true that lost file recovery after Windows re installation is possible with the help of powerful data recovery software like Remo Recover Windows.Sorry.

Please note that if you use any wrong command, you may have to reinstall Windows XP which results in complete data loss from your computer. Other than the above mentioned commands, there are numerous other commands which the Recovery Console provides.

EXIT: Exits the Recovery Console and restart your computer.

CHKDSK : This command checks the specified drive and repairs the hard drive, this command can also be used to recover and mark bad sectors on hard disk.

CD and CHDIR: Use this commands to change to a particular drive or directory.

BATCH: Use this command to run commands that are specified in a text file.

MD and MKDIR: The md and mkdir commands is used create folders.

FORMAT: This command can be used o format a specified drive to a specific file system.

FIXMBR: Fix your MBR of boot partition by using this command.

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FIXBOOT: Use this command to write the new Windows boot sector code on the system partition.

DISKPART: This command manages the partitions on your hard disk drive.

DIR: Display a list of files and subfolders in a folder.

ATTRIB: Used to change the attribute of a file or folder.

HELP: Use to list all supported commands.

Use commands to fix and trouble shoot your Windows XP operating systemĬommands which can be used in Recovery Console are:

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At this point, you’ll have full access to Recovery Console.After selection, you will be prompted for administrator password, enter the same as you would while logging in Windows.After getting into Recovery Console, you need to select the Windows XP installation, which you wish to log on.Press “R” key to access Recovery Console option.The welcome screen displays three options, “To setup Windows XP, press ENTER”, “To repair a Windows XP installation using Recovery Console, press R” and “To quit Setup without installing Windows XP, press F3”.The Win XP CD loads systems file, after which it shows welcome screen.The systems boots from your CD drive and displays “Press any key to boot from CD or DVD.”, do the same.Access your BIOS setup screen and change the Boot sequence to optical drive first

Insert your Windows XP CD-ROM into your CD drive and restart your PC.

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Note: If you do not know the Windows administrator password you cannot enter the recovery mode. How to access Windows XP Recovery Console using Win XP Disc If not installed, you can access it from your Windows XP CD-ROM If Recovery Console option is already pre-installed in your system, you can select it during your usual Windows startup.Ģ. There are two ways, through which you can access Recovery Console option:ġ. But luckily, Recovery Console feature in Win XP enables you to boot in a mode, which allows you to change settings and solve your problem.īelow are the steps mentioned to get into MS Windows XP Recovery Console: Nevertheless even these advanced operating system has problems like crash, failure etc, which makes Windows XP OS inaccessible and unbootable. The first edition of this operating system was released on 24th August 2001 and is the second most popular and stable version of Windows. Windows XP is an operating system developed and produced by Microsoft for home and business computers.