Winternals Erd Commander Windows 7 Download

Burning another Wndows boot disk CD will make no difference, as the time limitation is encoded into the erd50.iso file. During the installation process a time limit of 30 days from the date of installation is encoded into the erd50.iso file, so even if you try to create another windows recovery cd from the erd50.iso, the encoded time limit will still commence from the date of original installation. I am not sure if uninstalling MSDaRT50Eval.msi and subsequently reinstalling it will create a new erd50.iso with a 30 day limit that runs from the subsequent installation date, but I suspect that it will still run from the date of first installation.

I just switched out my 24inch CRT monitor to a 20inch LCD, now when I start up windows the monitor enters power save mode then says that its unable to display the current resoluiton. Ive tried using the Enable VGA Mode option but the screen just goes black... Do I have any other options here? I have tried hooking the monitor up with the DVI and VGA cables but still get the same results....

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No luck in safe mode either, and unfortunelly the 24' CRT no longer works .... some good news though is I was able to boot up using Winternals ERD commander, anyone know how to change the resolution in the registry?

I ended up on using Find in the winternals registry editor and searched for Video - I was able to find the correct numbers to change. SO now it works in Enable VGA Mode - once in that mode I removed the video card from the divice manager restarted in "normal" mode, and walah!

Simply Add Windows 2003 Standard Edition from WDS Legacy Console,

Now Copy I386 folder from ERD folder to WDS windows 2003 image folder. If it asks for Overwrite , Select Yes.

Now add the /minint synatx in this file

First copy boot.wim from windows 7 CD to your desktop.

Now we have to mount this image in any temporarily directory,

Then add drivers, then commit change,

Now dismount this image,

Now copy it to any folder in WDS server,

From wds console, replace current boot image with this new image. The traditional way is to use the DISM tool provided with your win7/vista, but the easiest way to do is to use 3rd party GUI tool (Free edition).

Now first copy the boot.wim from the wds server or from the windows 7 dvd from \sources\ folder.

Now open the Jinje DISM Tool, Click on MOUNT WIM, select boot.wim , and mount it in any temp folder, e.g: c:\wds_temp_mount_dir

Now Click ADD DRIVERS, point it to folder where your windows 7 drivers are located. It will auto add it to boot.wim.

Now Click on COMMIT WIM, it will write changes to this boot.wim

Now click on DIS-MOUNT WIM.

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