Re: locked out of login

[Guest Ronaldo]

Re: locked out of login

 

Rather; remove the virus with the master drive antivirus.

 

 

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"Ronaldo" <private_email5@hotmail.com> escribió en el mensaje news:...

> I'm not sure you can connect to the slave drive registry but you can try

> and

> hope.

> http://www.google.com.mx/search?hl=es&q=remote+registry+connection&btnG=Buscar&meta=

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> Yes you're right, erasing the "/safeboot:minimal" part of the line just

> may

> do it.. but there's a chance other changes could interfere, for instance,

> it may not make the necesary change in the registry or the virus may be

> the

> actual cause for the whole problem, so it is possible the boot.ini edition

> may not be all that's needed, but you can certainly try, and once the

> drive

> is in slave installation, you should scan it to remove the virus, this is

> more important than the safe boot issue, there is a good chance you may

> succeed after removing the virus from the master drive.

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> Thanks.

> Could I edit the registry entry by putting the drive in another PC as

> a slave and access it that way? And woulnd't editing the boot.ini file

> by removing the /safemode do the same thing? I"m jus thinking that the

> last time it booted normally it did accept my log in and I had no

> keyboard issues either, so if I could just get it to boot that way I

> might be able to get in. I was booting into safe mode to try and get

> rid of a virus, but when I tried to do it manually that's when the

> keyboard didn't work, so I couldn't choose any boot options, that's

> when I decided to try and make it get there automatically.

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