To delete the Recovery Console, follow these steps:
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Restart the computer and clickStart, ClickMy computerAnd then double-click the hard disk that has the fault recovery console installed. |
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InToolsClickFolder OptionsAnd then clickViewTab. |
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Click Show all files and folders, click to clear the hide protected operating system files check box, and then clickOK. |
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In the root folder, deleteCmdconsFolder andCmldrFile. |
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In the root folder, right-clickBoot. iniFile, and then clickAttribute. |
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Click to clearRead-OnlyCheck box, and then clickOK. Warning: Modifying the Boot. ini file by mistake may cause the computer to fail to restart. Make sure that only the items for the fault recovery console are deleted. In addition, after completing this process, you should change the attributes of the Boot. ini file back to the read-only status. Open the Boot. ini file in Microsoft Windows notepad and delete the items for the fault recovery console. This item is similar: C: \ your cons \ bootsect. dat = "Microsoft Windows Recovery Console"/your cons |
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Save and close the file. |