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01-02-2008
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| | Logging in to the Local Machine from Vista Bootup DVD I unfortunately disabled the vgasave driver in my Vista Installation. This is a big no-no. I am currently running CMD from the Vista Installation DVD. I would like to log on to my local machine and re-enable vgasave via a command line execution or call a shell GUI to get to devmgmt.msc up. Right now the Command window is titled "Administrator:X\windows\system32 - CMD.EXE - CMD -CMD. I successfully started a few GUI based apps from here like regedit but I don't know if it belongs to the local machine. I would appreciate a link to a tutorial explaining what can and cannot be done from the command line on the Installation DVD. And ummmm, please no lectures on why I shouldn't disable vgasave. I already experienced the consequences of doing this. I also read the warnings in other articles and threads after the deed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VGASAVE |
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