how do you access config files in windows?
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goto start > run\ntype\nnotepad config.sys\nor\nnotepad Autoexec.bat\n\nif you are using windows 2000 or XP the files should be empty.
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From the WinRAR screen that shows "Archive Name and parameters":\n1) Click on Advanced tab\n2) Click on Set Password\n\nThere you go!\n\nHowever, if you have a file that someone else pasword protected, you either have to know the password or find a program to "crack" it.
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go in to the view of window explorer and press folder option and then then view and then check the option as show hidden files and folder and then press ok
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Comand prompt, ini files and settings files. these are basic ways to input command and settings into the windows operating system, which kind of software are you talkin about? Im me @ chimeitekisenotu for YIm or AIM at kirbykirbykirby3 for msn use the AIM with @hotmail.com at the end of it.
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If you were using windows xp, try to boot from windows xp CD.\nSelect repair option. It will ask Administrator password.\nAdministrator can access those files.
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Might be an easier way:\n\nClick Start, go to programs, then go to Startup and see if it's starting in there.\n\nOtherwise press {windows key} + {pause break}, go to Advanced tab, then to environment variables button, and then look under system variables for any reference to that name - then delete it.\n\nIf this doesn't work, post back because you may have to check the registry.
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find it in the control panel
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go to your program files and look for them
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You will need to take ownership of the folder/file you want to access.  See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823570\n\nOr, log in as Administrator (which means go in using SAFE mode if XP Home, or CTRL ALT DEL at signon screen if XP Pro) and you should be able to access them.\n\nTo see if your previous user(s) files are still present, open c:&#92;Documents and Settings and look for the user name you want to check out.
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from .. \nunistall client services \nand access ur start up  by write msconfig in run from start
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locate setup.exe.... and double click it.\nIf you are not sure.... find readme.txt file first and read it.\n\nNote: Installation procedure of different program varies.
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Open windows explorer goto tools--> options --> file types. Scroll to the extensions of the file you want to change, hit the change button and choose the program you want to open with.
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most of the settings are stored in the System32 folder. However, you can map and unmap network drives through the tools menu in your explorer window\n\nHope this helps
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There are settings in Windows that allow an administrator to restrict user access to certain options and settings. Your account might belong to the main user of the computer, but there is always an administrator account that an administrator can use to restrict access to certain features of Windows.\n\nIf your account has administrative privilages, you can access these normally hard to find settings through the Group Policy editor. To launch this, do the following.\n\n1. Click on Start\n2. Click on Run\n3. Type "gpedit.msc"\n4. Click on OK or press Enter.\n\nOnce the Group Policy editor is launched, you can change a lot of settings (and undo the restriction you have met). The Internet Explorer settings are under:\n\nComputer Configuration\n  |- Administrative Templates\n    |- Windows Components\n      |- Internet Explorer\n\nand\n\nUser Configuration\n  |- Administrative Templates\n    |- Windows Components\n      |- Internet Explorer\n\n\nMake sure that you understand what settings you are changing. The Group Policy editor gives you information as to what each setting controls.
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Try http://www.dll-files.com/ .
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in the addres bar for ex: type &#92;&#92;pc name&#92;file path&#92; filename.ext. this will work \n\nif this does not work then you have not yet given proper permissions in the security tab next to folder sharing tab in the properties of the folder. \n\nplease check and correct it
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Go to the command prompt and type:\n\nipconfig /all