P3 Bart Pe – File Management, Registry Editing, Pswrd Recovery

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This file demonstrates these 3 applications on P3 Bart Pe Ver.50
File Management (18-35 sec)
Registry Editing (40-115 sec)
Password Resetting (120 – end)

Duration : 0:3:15


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5 Responses to “P3 Bart Pe – File Management, Registry Editing, Pswrd Recovery”

  1. inlovewithi, on December 10th, 2011 at 1:22 am Said:

    My parents old …
    My parents old computer had a virus called gammima.ag. I discovered it by using Norton free virus scan online. I could’nt delete it because it wouldn’t allow me to show hidden files and folders or instal the Microsoft anti virus. Then after hours I remembered that I had a CD of an earlier version of this from many years ago. I deleted the viruses finally, excited, but also deleted NTLDR, so now I can’t boot :( I need the administrator password to repair, hopefully this will help me with that.

  2. trueboss926, on December 10th, 2011 at 1:22 am Said:

    can u tell how i …
    can u tell how i can used the regedit to block deep freezer.

  3. ninjastah, on December 10th, 2011 at 1:22 am Said:

    15 Hours of stress …
    15 Hours of stress in trying to backup my files!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    My PC XP home edition decided to get rid of system config….. I repaired it…
    THEN.XP wud not start
    I went through the mission of trying to back up on to my ext hardrive so i can format ma c: on WINDOWS RECOVERY… which is impossible
    Searched the web stressed!
    until i found BartPE…..
    Super life saver!
    wooohoooo.
    Thanks for this lil video
    Bakari, London UK

  4. yakuuru, on December 10th, 2011 at 1:22 am Said:

    Where did you …
    Where did you download the image from(TP)? If you are internal to my company escalate through the RC to P3 or TIS, otherwise you are on your own.

  5. vinny1010, on December 10th, 2011 at 1:22 am Said:

    I got the latest …
    I got the latest Bart PE (don’t have all the prgms you have here). I got a problem with USERINT showing its in X drive and in i386 so I wanted to change it to C drive and in the Windows folder. It didnt save anything. It seems as if the changes in registry is made on the CDs or temporary until reboot.

    I accessed regsitry via Run – Regedit. I did not use your way b/c I don’t have that program.

    Any ideas re this issue?

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