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| window vista | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable Please help me out here. What is the purpose of Command Prompt? I have read about it but I am still confused. This is the quote from one of the sites I read "This is how computers used to work before the mouse became common. You have to type in your commands". Then why do we use it still? since we already have a mouse to get to where we want. Please make it simple. Thanks. |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable Hi Bennys, While the Windows GUI (interface) has made it a lot easier to work on computers than the old DOS days, the command prompt can still be very useful if you cannot use the GUI for a task for whatever reason. It oftens allow you to perform advanced actions that you normally may not be able to do. (Ex: More features for Disk Defragmenter) Plus, using an elevated command prompt will make doing certain tasks easier since it has high permission. This link will help explain the command prompt in more details though. Search Results Hope this helps, Shawn |
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| vista business | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable why is some most of my setting enabled when it is (not configured) |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable Hello yl89, In the Local Group Policy Editor, when something is set a (not configured), it usually indicates that that item is allowed (enabled) to run. Most Local Group Policies will disable or restict what the policy is for when they are Enabled. In the Local Group Policy Editor, these settings are strictly to Enable (to allow and enforce), Disable (not to allow ever), (not configured) (not allow, but let settings elsewhere in Vista decide instead) the policies. Hope this helps, Shawn |
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| vista business | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable the problem is.since my system have always been (not configured) it have been running smoothly untill i have been hit with a trojan called "RONTOKBRO”and my acess to regedit have been denied untill i have cleared the trojan and enable regedit in gpedit and as you said.Some setting in vista have change it descision,and i hope i can change back the setting because i do dont know which shld be set disable or enable |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable In the Local Group Policy Editor, everything is set to (not configured) by default. If it was not more than 90 days ago since your infection, it may be easier to do a System Restore using a restore point dated before the infection. |
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| vista business | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable i did not save a restore point! |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable Ok, What did you need to get enabled again? If it is the command prompt, where you able to use Method Two? |
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| vista business | Re: Command Prompt - Enable or Disable nevermind .you dont get what i mean.anyway thanks for replying |
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