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Repair broken system files on Windows 7

by CSch

When important system files break, hardly anything on your machine remains working. Many programs won't be able to start and you will be flooded with error notifications and Bluescreens of Death. Windows 7 has a function to solve that kind of problem itself. All you will need for the procedure is access to your machine ... Read more

Categories Windows, Windows 7 Tags broken, repair, system file, Windows 7 Leave a comment

Log In As Root in Live Mode (Linux Mint)

by CSch

After crashing your system and getting entertaining colored screens on boot, you may have to consider booting in live mode from a bootable device such as an installation DVD or a USB-device. However you'll need to be able to log in as root in most cases to make changes in configuration files and others to ... Read more

Categories Basics, Linux & Unix, Ubuntu Tags broken, Linux & Unix, live, mint, mode, password, root 1 Comment

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