Ultimate Boot CD

But I prefer it to be in My Documents folder {with all my other worthy programs}. Well it's up to you, but I wouldn't store this kind of things on the same partition as the system (I guess your "My Documents" folder is there, unless you moved it ... ). Anything valuable should be on anoth...

The Piney wrote:[...] I forget the exact name but it was something like Eidos or Eiwidos.

Ewido. (Eidos is a game publisher :p )

NTFS has nothing to do with the drive itself, only with partitions.

As far as I know, these are Windows only programs ... some must already be in UBCD4Win, and if I'm right about them being for Windows, there is no chance they would be on UBCD.

Well .bat files contain DOS commands ... so you'll need at least to have a DOS compatible command interpreter.

Well there is probably some path to change in the batch for it to work, or it must be run from within the directory where it is (I recall reading something about it :hmm: )

Maybe you should enable NTFS support ...

Oh, sorry I had not understood that.
Well I suppose the answer may be found somewhere in the syslinux documentation (if that's syslinux which is used to make the CD bootable, which I'm not 100% sure of ).

Hmm :/ ... well maybe you can put the HDD in another machine, with an adapter if necessary ?

There might be a generic secret password to access the BIOS if you don't know the one that was set by the user, if I were you I'd try that first. You may also have a look at this : http://www.cgsecurity.org/cmospwd.txt If nothing like this seems to work, you might open it (hey, careful with laptops ...

Hi there ^^
Looks like there must be some hardware incompatibility with the loader or something ... for you shouldn't need to do anything more than press enter and wait like half a second to get to the menu.

Reading this page, I wonder if I just have the wrong version, they refer to an "insert" version. You're right to wonder ;) They also wrote right above the screenshots "Menu Screenshots of UBCD 3.2 " Insert has been removed from UBCD starting from 4.0, if I remember well, because...

Well, can you provide links to those screenshots you are talking about ? ...

Did you check the "tutorials and how-tos" section ? ^^

bldrdash wrote:Offline NT Password and Registry Editor, on the UBCD, has worked great for me.

I had to test it recently on a W2K system, didn't seem to do anything :/

Just like any file I guess ... provided that total size still fits on the CD.

No problem mate, thank you :]

Oops

Well, I just tried to run it in a virtual machine (MS VPC2004) from an UBCD411.iso and I get an error message saying "Signature files are damaged. BugHunter requires new ones."

Hello ^^

I'm pretty sure there is no such program on UBCD.

There is no icon or background in UBCD ... I think you're talking about UBCD4Win instead.