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if you are a Windows user there is
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if you are a Windows user there is
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if you are a Windows user there is
likely going to be a time where you
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likely going to be a time where you
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likely going to be a time where you
cannot get into your computer and
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cannot get into your computer and
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cannot get into your computer and
unfortunately you may get stuck with the
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unfortunately you may get stuck with the
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unfortunately you may get stuck with the
windows blue troubleshooting screens so
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windows blue troubleshooting screens so
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windows blue troubleshooting screens so
even after running through all of the
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even after running through all of the
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even after running through all of the
troubleshooting steps inside the windows
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troubleshooting steps inside the windows
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troubleshooting steps inside the windows
built-in troubleshooter none of them
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built-in troubleshooter none of them
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built-in troubleshooter none of them
seemed to fix your problem but did you
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seemed to fix your problem but did you
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seemed to fix your problem but did you
know that there is a secret operating
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know that there is a secret operating
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know that there is a secret operating
system underneath what you see every day
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system underneath what you see every day
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system underneath what you see every day
when you point and click that
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when you point and click that
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when you point and click that
underground operating system is actually
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underground operating system is actually
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underground operating system is actually
called Doss well it was back in the day
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called Doss well it was back in the day
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called Doss well it was back in the day
if you've ever heard anybody talk about
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if you've ever heard anybody talk about
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if you've ever heard anybody talk about
a Doss box you know they're old and you
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a Doss box you know they're old and you
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a Doss box you know they're old and you
should probably buy them a beer and some
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should probably buy them a beer and some
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should probably buy them a beer and some
Don's pills for their back today it's
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Don's pills for their back today it's
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Don's pills for their back today it's
called a command prompt so if you don't
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called a command prompt so if you don't
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called a command prompt so if you don't
know what dos is or you really don't
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know what dos is or you really don't
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know what dos is or you really don't
care and you just want to get to the
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care and you just want to get to the
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care and you just want to get to the
tips skip ahead to this Tim stamp in the
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tips skip ahead to this Tim stamp in the
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tips skip ahead to this Tim stamp in the
video it's basically an emulator that
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video it's basically an emulator that
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video it's basically an emulator that
allows you to run DOS commands but it's
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allows you to run DOS commands but it's
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allows you to run DOS commands but it's
not actually Doss that's all technical
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not actually Doss that's all technical
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not actually Doss that's all technical
stuff not anything you need to worry
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stuff not anything you need to worry
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stuff not anything you need to worry
about but what I am going to talk to you
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about but what I am going to talk to you
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about but what I am going to talk to you
today about is in case you have issues
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today about is in case you have issues
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today about is in case you have issues
with your PC there are 1
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with your PC there are 1
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with your PC there are 1
Doss commands that every Windows user
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Doss commands that every Windows user
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Doss commands that every Windows user
should know because I guarantee you at
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should know because I guarantee you at
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should know because I guarantee you at
some point you're going to come across a
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some point you're going to come across a
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some point you're going to come across a
problem and these are things that
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problem and these are things that
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problem and these are things that
absolutely could get you out of a mess
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absolutely could get you out of a mess
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absolutely could get you out of a mess
and make sure you stick around to the
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and make sure you stick around to the
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and make sure you stick around to the
end because the last one on the list is
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end because the last one on the list is
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end because the last one on the list is
an absolute GameChanger and don't worry
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an absolute GameChanger and don't worry
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an absolute GameChanger and don't worry
about your personal skill level I'm
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about your personal skill level I'm
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about your personal skill level I'm
going to walk through each of these one
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going to walk through each of these one
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going to walk through each of these one
by one and step by step and as long as
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by one and step by step and as long as
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by one and step by step and as long as
you just follow exactly what I say
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you just follow exactly what I say
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you just follow exactly what I say
you'll be fine you can't screw it up I
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you'll be fine you can't screw it up I
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you'll be fine you can't screw it up I
promise back in the day Doss was
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promise back in the day Doss was
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promise back in the day Doss was
actually an operating system and windows
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actually an operating system and windows
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actually an operating system and windows
was layered on top of it now that Doss
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was layered on top of it now that Doss
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was layered on top of it now that Doss
operating system is now called a command
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operating system is now called a command
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operating system is now called a command
line interpreter it's techy doesn't
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line interpreter it's techy doesn't
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line interpreter it's techy doesn't
matter for the purpose of this video
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matter for the purpose of this video
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matter for the purpose of this video
just know that even though Doss is no
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just know that even though Doss is no
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just know that even though Doss is no
longer an operating system you still
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longer an operating system you still
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longer an operating system you still
have a ton of functionality with this
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have a ton of functionality with this
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have a ton of functionality with this
command line interpreter and if your
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command line interpreter and if your
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command line interpreter and if your
windows is having problems you can use
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windows is having problems you can use
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windows is having problems you can use
this to solve a lot of problems that you
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this to solve a lot of problems that you
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this to solve a lot of problems that you
might normally have to pay someone to
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might normally have to pay someone to
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might normally have to pay someone to
fix for you so what is a command line
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fix for you so what is a command line
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fix for you so what is a command line
interpreter in anyway the non- teie
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interpreter in anyway the non- teie
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interpreter in anyway the non- teie
version is basically that what used to
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version is basically that what used to
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version is basically that what used to
be Doss the dis operating system is
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be Doss the dis operating system is
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be Doss the dis operating system is
still inside of windows it's just called
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still inside of windows it's just called
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still inside of windows it's just called
something different the old DOS commands
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something different the old DOS commands
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something different the old DOS commands
the functionality is still there it's
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the functionality is still there it's
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the functionality is still there it's
just labeled something different because
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just labeled something different because
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just labeled something different because
Windows no longer needs Doss to operate
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Windows no longer needs Doss to operate
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Windows no longer needs Doss to operate
whereas it used to back in the day so
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whereas it used to back in the day so
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whereas it used to back in the day so
what you need to know is you have this
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what you need to know is you have this
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what you need to know is you have this
huge resource of tools sitting on your
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huge resource of tools sitting on your
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huge resource of tools sitting on your
non-working computer and if you know how
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non-working computer and if you know how
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non-working computer and if you know how
to access these tools you can run some
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to access these tools you can run some
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to access these tools you can run some
of these commands that I'm going to show
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of these commands that I'm going to show
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of these commands that I'm going to show
you today to potentially get that
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you today to potentially get that
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you today to potentially get that
non-working computer back up and running
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non-working computer back up and running
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non-working computer back up and running
and if for some reason your machine can
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and if for some reason your machine can
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and if for some reason your machine can
only get into safe mode the good news is
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only get into safe mode the good news is
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only get into safe mode the good news is
is these tools will still run in safe
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is these tools will still run in safe
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is these tools will still run in safe
mode so pretty much whatever problem you
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mode so pretty much whatever problem you
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mode so pretty much whatever problem you
have in Windows you can run these
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have in Windows you can run these
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have in Windows you can run these
utilities and you never know it might
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utilities and you never know it might
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utilities and you never know it might
just fix your problem my experience with
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just fix your problem my experience with
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just fix your problem my experience with
DOs goes back to the early 90s I think
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DOs goes back to the early 90s I think
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DOs goes back to the early 90s I think
Doss version 6 back in the day that was
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Doss version 6 back in the day that was
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Doss version 6 back in the day that was
the operating system there wasn't
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the operating system there wasn't
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the operating system there wasn't
windows and until later when Windows 95
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windows and until later when Windows 95
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windows and until later when Windows 95
came out basically gave that Doss a
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came out basically gave that Doss a
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came out basically gave that Doss a
graphical user interface called a gooey
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graphical user interface called a gooey
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graphical user interface called a gooey
where you could now point and click at
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where you could now point and click at
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where you could now point and click at
things instead of typing everything so
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things instead of typing everything so
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things instead of typing everything so
I've been using some form of Doss for
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I've been using some form of Doss for
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I've been using some form of Doss for
over 30 years and there's been a lot of
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over 30 years and there's been a lot of
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over 30 years and there's been a lot of
times where I fixed a lot of computers
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times where I fixed a lot of computers
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times where I fixed a lot of computers
using basic Doss commands that I'm going
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using basic Doss commands that I'm going
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using basic Doss commands that I'm going
to show you today now the first item on
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to show you today now the first item on
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to show you today now the first item on
the list if you can only get into
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the list if you can only get into
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the list if you can only get into
command prompt is you want to be able to
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command prompt is you want to be able to
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command prompt is you want to be able to
look at your host file now what is a
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look at your host file now what is a
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look at your host file now what is a
host file basically it's just a text
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host file basically it's just a text
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host file basically it's just a text
file that sits on your computer it's
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file that sits on your computer it's
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file that sits on your computer it's
what allows your computer to translate
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what allows your computer to translate
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what allows your computer to translate
domain names and IP addresses
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domain names and IP addresses
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domain names and IP addresses
technically don't even need a host file
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technically don't even need a host file
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technically don't even need a host file
but what can happen sometimes especially
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but what can happen sometimes especially
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but what can happen sometimes especially
if you suspect that you might have an
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if you suspect that you might have an
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if you suspect that you might have an
infection is that a bad actor can
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infection is that a bad actor can
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infection is that a bad actor can
actually hijack that host file and force
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actually hijack that host file and force
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actually hijack that host file and force
your web browser to redirect to
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your web browser to redirect to
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your web browser to redirect to
somewhere else if you ever type in
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somewhere else if you ever type in
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somewhere else if you ever type in
google.com and it redirects you to
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google.com and it redirects you to
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google.com and it redirects you to
somewhere else most likely that's
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somewhere else most likely that's
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somewhere else most likely that's
because the host file says when you go
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because the host file says when you go
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because the host file says when you go
to google.com actually go here and so
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to google.com actually go here and so
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to google.com actually go here and so
what you want to be able to do is look
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what you want to be able to do is look
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what you want to be able to do is look
at the host file and see if there is
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at the host file and see if there is
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at the host file and see if there is
anything in there that just looks
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anything in there that just looks
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anything in there that just looks
abnormal so to check it what you're
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abnormal so to check it what you're
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abnormal so to check it what you're
going to do from the command prompt is
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going to do from the command prompt is
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going to do from the command prompt is
you're going to type the words type
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you're going to type the words type
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you're going to type the words type
typ space c colon back slash Windows
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typ space c colon back slash Windows
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typ space c colon back slash Windows
back SLS system 32 back SL
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back SLS system 32 back SL
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back SLS system 32 back SL
drivers back
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drivers back
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drivers back
SLC back SL hosts with an S and then hit
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SLC back SL hosts with an S and then hit
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SLC back SL hosts with an S and then hit
enter and if you get more than just a
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enter and if you get more than just a
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enter and if you get more than just a
couple lines on that screen when you
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couple lines on that screen when you
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couple lines on that screen when you
type that command chances are your host
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type that command chances are your host
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type that command chances are your host
file has been hijacked which means you
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file has been hijacked which means you
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file has been hijacked which means you
potentially could be having other issues
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potentially could be having other issues
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potentially could be having other issues
related to this hijacking which could be
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related to this hijacking which could be
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related to this hijacking which could be
why your computer's not running now the
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why your computer's not running now the
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why your computer's not running now the
second dos command that every Windows
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second dos command that every Windows
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second dos command that every Windows
user should know how to use is how to
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user should know how to use is how to
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user should know how to use is how to
test for internet connectivity issues
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test for internet connectivity issues
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test for internet connectivity issues
it's called Ping P I N G and basically
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it's called Ping P I N G and basically
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it's called Ping P I N G and basically
what you're doing is you are reaching
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what you're doing is you are reaching
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what you're doing is you are reaching
out from your computer to another
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out from your computer to another
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out from your computer to another
computer I.E Google or YouTube or
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computer I.E Google or YouTube or
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computer I.E Google or YouTube or
whatever and you're saying how long does
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whatever and you're saying how long does
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whatever and you're saying how long does
it take for me to reach out to you and
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it take for me to reach out to you and
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it take for me to reach out to you and
come back to me that's called a ping
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come back to me that's called a ping
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come back to me that's called a ping
test basically you want to see if
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test basically you want to see if
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test basically you want to see if
there's an issue with your computer or
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there's an issue with your computer or
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there's an issue with your computer or
router or to your internet service
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router or to your internet service
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router or to your internet service
provider because if internet seems to be
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provider because if internet seems to be
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provider because if internet seems to be
really slow for some reason you can do
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really slow for some reason you can do
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really slow for some reason you can do
this ping test and it will tell you
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this ping test and it will tell you
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this ping test and it will tell you
whether or not there's a connectivity
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whether or not there's a connectivity
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whether or not there's a connectivity
issue there so what you're going to want
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issue there so what you're going to want
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issue there so what you're going to want
to do is from the command prompt you're
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to do is from the command prompt you're
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to do is from the command prompt you're
going to type in the word Ping P I N G
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going to type in the word Ping P I N G
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going to type in the word Ping P I N G
space minus t space and then some domain
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space minus t space and then some domain
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space minus t space and then some domain
youtube.com google.com yahoo.com doesn't
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youtube.com google.com yahoo.com doesn't
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youtube.com google.com yahoo.com doesn't
matter microsoft.com it's all the same
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matter microsoft.com it's all the same
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matter microsoft.com it's all the same
all you're trying to do is just say go
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all you're trying to do is just say go
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all you're trying to do is just say go
out here and talk to me it's like a
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out here and talk to me it's like a
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out here and talk to me it's like a
sonar ping in a nuclear sub send it out
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sonar ping in a nuclear sub send it out
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sonar ping in a nuclear sub send it out
see how long it takes to come back and
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see how long it takes to come back and
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see how long it takes to come back and
what will happen is is with that minus t
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what will happen is is with that minus t
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what will happen is is with that minus t
is it's going to continue to hit it over
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is it's going to continue to hit it over
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is it's going to continue to hit it over
and over and over again and then you can
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and over and over again and then you can
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and over and over again and then you can
look at the response time in those ping
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look at the response time in those ping
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look at the response time in those ping
results and see if they're all over the
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results and see if they're all over the
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results and see if they're all over the
place most of the time you're going to
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place most of the time you're going to
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place most of the time you're going to
get anywhere from a 30 to 45 millisecond
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get anywhere from a 30 to 45 millisecond
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get anywhere from a 30 to 45 millisecond
response time and if it's continuing to
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response time and if it's continuing to
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response time and if it's continuing to
do that consistently then chances are
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do that consistently then chances are
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do that consistently then chances are
your internet connection is good you
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your internet connection is good you
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your internet connection is good you
probably have an issue on your computer
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probably have an issue on your computer
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probably have an issue on your computer
so if you reach out and you're getting
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so if you reach out and you're getting
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so if you reach out and you're getting
30s 40s 50 millisecond response time and
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30s 40s 50 millisecond response time and
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30s 40s 50 millisecond response time and
then suddenly 1,000 milliseconds and
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then suddenly 1,000 milliseconds and
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then suddenly 1,000 milliseconds and
then back to 40 milliseconds that could
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then back to 40 milliseconds that could
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then back to 40 milliseconds that could
be an indication that there's a problem
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be an indication that there's a problem
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be an indication that there's a problem
with your internet service provider or
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with your internet service provider or
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with your internet service provider or
even your router in which case you
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even your router in which case you
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even your router in which case you
should restart your router see if that
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should restart your router see if that
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should restart your router see if that
makes any difference restart your
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makes any difference restart your
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makes any difference restart your
computer see if that makes any
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computer see if that makes any
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computer see if that makes any
difference that could also be an
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difference that could also be an
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difference that could also be an
indicator that there is a problem with
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indicator that there is a problem with
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indicator that there is a problem with
your computer but generally if you start
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your computer but generally if you start
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your computer but generally if you start
getting erratic results like that what I
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getting erratic results like that what I
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getting erratic results like that what I
would do is pick a different website
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would do is pick a different website
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would do is pick a different website
sometimes that website Yahoo or YouTube
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sometimes that website Yahoo or YouTube
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sometimes that website Yahoo or YouTube
or whatever is sending back a delayed
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or whatever is sending back a delayed
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or whatever is sending back a delayed
response if you ping Google and it's
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response if you ping Google and it's
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response if you ping Google and it's
consistent all the way down the board
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consistent all the way down the board
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consistent all the way down the board
you ping Microsoft and it's consistent
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you ping Microsoft and it's consistent
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you ping Microsoft and it's consistent
all the way down the board chances are
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all the way down the board chances are
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all the way down the board chances are
you're good to go it was just that one
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you're good to go it was just that one
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you're good to go it was just that one
website but a ping test especially when
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website but a ping test especially when
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website but a ping test especially when
you feel like you have super slow
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you feel like you have super slow
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you feel like you have super slow
internet and you've restarted your
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internet and you've restarted your
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internet and you've restarted your
router and you still have those erratic
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router and you still have those erratic
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router and you still have those erratic
results that could be an indication of a
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results that could be an indication of a
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results that could be an indication of a
bigger problem it could be something as
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bigger problem it could be something as
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bigger problem it could be something as
simple as your network card needs a
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simple as your network card needs a
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simple as your network card needs a
driver update or maybe needs to be
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driver update or maybe needs to be
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driver update or maybe needs to be
uninstalled and reinstalled there's a
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uninstalled and reinstalled there's a
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uninstalled and reinstalled there's a
dozen different things that could cause
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dozen different things that could cause
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dozen different things that could cause
that but more importantly knowing you
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that but more importantly knowing you
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that but more importantly knowing you
have consistent results helps narrow
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have consistent results helps narrow
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have consistent results helps narrow
down the problem to whether it's
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down the problem to whether it's
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down the problem to whether it's
Hardware issue or something on your
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Hardware issue or something on your
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Hardware issue or something on your
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Aura your odds of winning a lottery
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Aura your odds of winning a lottery
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Aura your odds of winning a lottery
jackpot about one in 290 million but
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jackpot about one in 290 million but
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jackpot about one in 290 million but
some people still play their favorite
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some people still play their favorite
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some people still play their favorite
numbers every week expecting to win your
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numbers every week expecting to win your
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numbers every week expecting to win your
odds of your house burning to the ground
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odds of your house burning to the ground
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odds of your house burning to the ground
one in 3,000 but you pay every year for
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one in 3,000 but you pay every year for
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one in 3,000 but you pay every year for
homeowners insurance just in case your
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homeowners insurance just in case your
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homeowners insurance just in case your
odds of having your identity stolen or
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odds of having your identity stolen or
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odds of having your identity stolen or
being a victim of online crime one in
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being a victim of online crime one in
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being a victim of online crime one in
four let me say that again so it sinks
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four let me say that again so it sinks
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four let me say that again so it sinks
in one in four and even though you spend
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in one in four and even though you spend
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in one in four and even though you spend
all this money every year protecting
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all this money every year protecting
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all this money every year protecting
everything else in the world what are
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everything else in the world what are
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everything else in the world what are
you doing to protect yourself against
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you doing to protect yourself against
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you doing to protect yourself against
becoming a victim of online crime or
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becoming a victim of online crime or
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becoming a victim of online crime or
identity theft unfortunately a lot of
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identity theft unfortunately a lot of
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identity theft unfortunately a lot of
people don't think about it until it's
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people don't think about it until it's
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people don't think about it until it's
way too late and that's where Aura comes
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way too late and that's where Aura comes
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way too late and that's where Aura comes
in and myself being a victim of identity
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in and myself being a victim of identity
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in and myself being a victim of identity
theft in the fast trust me that's a
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theft in the fast trust me that's a
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theft in the fast trust me that's a
battle you do not want to fight data
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battle you do not want to fight data
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battle you do not want to fight data
Brokers sell your information to
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Brokers sell your information to
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Brokers sell your information to
spammers and scammers your full name
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spammers and scammers your full name
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spammers and scammers your full name
your address your phone number health
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your address your phone number health
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your address your phone number health
records your relatives it's all out
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records your relatives it's all out
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records your relatives it's all out
there for the picking we hear all the
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there for the picking we hear all the
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there for the picking we hear all the
time about companies getting hacked and
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time about companies getting hacked and
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time about companies getting hacked and
data breaches and all of that atnt just
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data breaches and all of that atnt just
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data breaches and all of that atnt just
recently released that 73 million
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recently released that 73 million
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recently released that 73 million
customer records were released on the
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customer records were released on the
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customer records were released on the
dark web and they recommend using strong
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dark web and they recommend using strong
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dark web and they recommend using strong
passwords monitor your account activity
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passwords monitor your account activity
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passwords monitor your account activity
and consider credit freezes or fraud
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and consider credit freezes or fraud
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and consider credit freezes or fraud
alerts from the credit bureaus but who
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alerts from the credit bureaus but who
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alerts from the credit bureaus but who
has time to do all that I know I don't
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has time to do all that I know I don't
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has time to do all that I know I don't
but Aura does their system shows me
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but Aura does their system shows me
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but Aura does their system shows me
which data Brokers are trying to sell my
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which data Brokers are trying to sell my
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which data Brokers are trying to sell my
data and then automatically submits opt
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data and then automatically submits opt
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data and then automatically submits opt
out requests for me they also protect me
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out requests for me they also protect me
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out requests for me they also protect me
against hackers who are trying to get
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against hackers who are trying to get
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against hackers who are trying to get
into my social media bank accounts and
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into my social media bank accounts and
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into my social media bank accounts and
other personal information Ora does all
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other personal information Ora does all
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other personal information Ora does all
of this with just one app to find out
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of this with just one app to find out
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of this with just one app to find out
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ao.com askyou computer guy and find out
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ao.com askyou computer guy and find out
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ao.com askyou computer guy and find out
for yourself what's really out there
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for yourself what's really out there
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for yourself what's really out there
with your name on it now sometimes if
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with your name on it now sometimes if
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with your name on it now sometimes if
your windows doesn't load properly it
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your windows doesn't load properly it
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your windows doesn't load properly it
could be because system files that are
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could be because system files that are
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could be because system files that are
needed to run Windows are damaged
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needed to run Windows are damaged
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needed to run Windows are damaged
there's a great little utility that you
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there's a great little utility that you
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there's a great little utility that you
need to know and it's called system file
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need to know and it's called system file
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need to know and it's called system file
Checker the way you run this from
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Checker the way you run this from
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Checker the way you run this from
command prompt is type
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command prompt is type
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command prompt is type
sfc space SL scan now and the scan now
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sfc space SL scan now and the scan now
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sfc space SL scan now and the scan now
is all one word hit enter and let it run
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is all one word hit enter and let it run
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is all one word hit enter and let it run
what this does is it checks for damaged
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what this does is it checks for damaged
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what this does is it checks for damaged
Windows system files either files that
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Windows system files either files that
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Windows system files either files that
are corrupted or potentially the wrong
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are corrupted or potentially the wrong
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are corrupted or potentially the wrong
versions and what it does is it goes
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versions and what it does is it goes
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versions and what it does is it goes
into your hard drive and finds a cached
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into your hard drive and finds a cached
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into your hard drive and finds a cached
copy of all the installation files all
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copy of all the installation files all
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copy of all the installation files all
the system files and it replaces that
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the system files and it replaces that
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the system files and it replaces that
damaged file so sometimes just having a
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damaged file so sometimes just having a
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damaged file so sometimes just having a
damaged system file can keep your
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damaged system file can keep your
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damaged system file can keep your
computer from running system file
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computer from running system file
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computer from running system file
Checker is one of the best utilities out
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Checker is one of the best utilities out
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Checker is one of the best utilities out
there I've run it a billion times and it
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there I've run it a billion times and it
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there I've run it a billion times and it
doesn't always work but sometimes it
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doesn't always work but sometimes it
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doesn't always work but sometimes it
does and it's certainly worth trying and
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does and it's certainly worth trying and
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does and it's certainly worth trying and
it's certainly worth knowing now the
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it's certainly worth knowing now the
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it's certainly worth knowing now the
second program that you can run from a
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second program that you can run from a
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second program that you can run from a
command prompt is one I have used tens
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command prompt is one I have used tens
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command prompt is one I have used tens
of thousands of times times over the
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of thousands of times times over the
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of thousands of times times over the
years it's called check dis it is a
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years it's called check dis it is a
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years it's called check dis it is a
built-in utility in Windows that you run
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built-in utility in Windows that you run
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built-in utility in Windows that you run
from a command prompt and what check dis
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from a command prompt and what check dis
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from a command prompt and what check dis
does is it actually looks at the
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does is it actually looks at the
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does is it actually looks at the
Integrity of not only how files are
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Integrity of not only how files are
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Integrity of not only how files are
written to the hard drive but there's
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written to the hard drive but there's
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written to the hard drive but there's
also an advanced feature of check dis
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also an advanced feature of check dis
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also an advanced feature of check dis
which actually physically tests the
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which actually physically tests the
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which actually physically tests the
drive itself the reason this is
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drive itself the reason this is
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drive itself the reason this is
important is because if for some reason
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important is because if for some reason
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important is because if for some reason
your computer doesn't boot up it could
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your computer doesn't boot up it could
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your computer doesn't boot up it could
be because your drive is physically
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be because your drive is physically
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be because your drive is physically
damaged or it could be because the files
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damaged or it could be because the files
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damaged or it could be because the files
are written to places that they
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are written to places that they
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are written to places that they
shouldn't be so when Windows tries to
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shouldn't be so when Windows tries to
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shouldn't be so when Windows tries to
load it doesn't know where to look for
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load it doesn't know where to look for
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load it doesn't know where to look for
the files it's like saying chapter 3
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the files it's like saying chapter 3
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the files it's like saying chapter 3
starts on page 87 except you go to page
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starts on page 87 except you go to page
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starts on page 87 except you go to page
87 and it's chapter 9 the way Windows
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87 and it's chapter 9 the way Windows
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87 and it's chapter 9 the way Windows
loads it has to know where everything is
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loads it has to know where everything is
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loads it has to know where everything is
located and sometimes it just gets
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located and sometimes it just gets
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located and sometimes it just gets
messed up check disk fixes that so from
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messed up check disk fixes that so from
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messed up check disk fixes that so from
the command prompt if you want to just
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the command prompt if you want to just
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the command prompt if you want to just
check for file system errors you're
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check for file system errors you're
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check for file system errors you're
going to type c D HK
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going to type c D HK
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going to type c D HK
dsk space slf as in fix and just let it
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dsk space slf as in fix and just let it
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dsk space slf as in fix and just let it
run and if it finds any errors it's
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run and if it finds any errors it's
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run and if it finds any errors it's
going to fix them now if you suspect
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going to fix them now if you suspect
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going to fix them now if you suspect
that you have a hard drive problem a
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that you have a hard drive problem a
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that you have a hard drive problem a
physical Drive problem you want to run
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physical Drive problem you want to run
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physical Drive problem you want to run
that same command but with the SLR
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that same command but with the SLR
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that same command but with the SLR
switch so it would be
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switch so it would be
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switch so it would be
chk
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chk
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chk
dsk space
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dsk space
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dsk space
SLR now that R stands for repair now
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SLR now that R stands for repair now
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SLR now that R stands for repair now
what I will tell you be prepared because
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what I will tell you be prepared because
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what I will tell you be prepared because
the slash R is a much longer test it
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the slash R is a much longer test it
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the slash R is a much longer test it
could take hours it could take days I've
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could take hours it could take days I've
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could take hours it could take days I've
seen it take weeks but if you have a
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seen it take weeks but if you have a
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seen it take weeks but if you have a
problem with your drive this is the scan
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problem with your drive this is the scan
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problem with your drive this is the scan
to run to determine whether or not you
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to run to determine whether or not you
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to run to determine whether or not you
have a problem and honestly a check dis
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have a problem and honestly a check dis
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have a problem and honestly a check dis
SLR shouldn't take more than 3 4 hours
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SLR shouldn't take more than 3 4 hours
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SLR shouldn't take more than 3 4 hours
on average if it takes half a day or
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on average if it takes half a day or
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on average if it takes half a day or
longer you've probably got a problem
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longer you've probably got a problem
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longer you've probably got a problem
with your hard drive now the next man
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with your hard drive now the next man
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with your hard drive now the next man
prompt program that you should know how
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prompt program that you should know how
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prompt program that you should know how
to use to troubleshoot any potential
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to use to troubleshoot any potential
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to use to troubleshoot any potential
issues is called dim that stands for
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issues is called dim that stands for
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issues is called dim that stands for
deployment Imaging service and
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deployment Imaging service and
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deployment Imaging service and
management and basically what this does
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management and basically what this does
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management and basically what this does
is it's a Windows utility that checks
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is it's a Windows utility that checks
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is it's a Windows utility that checks
the overall health of your windows image
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the overall health of your windows image
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the overall health of your windows image
if you've potentially corrupted a file
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if you've potentially corrupted a file
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if you've potentially corrupted a file
or gotten an infection of some kind this
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or gotten an infection of some kind this
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or gotten an infection of some kind this
can go out there and basically kind of
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can go out there and basically kind of
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can go out there and basically kind of
do what system file Checker does but on
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do what system file Checker does but on
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do what system file Checker does but on
a much bigger scale now I have had
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a much bigger scale now I have had
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a much bigger scale now I have had
limited success with this command over
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limited success with this command over
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limited success with this command over
the years but I have got it to fix
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the years but I have got it to fix
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the years but I have got it to fix
unbootable machines before so it's
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unbootable machines before so it's
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unbootable machines before so it's
absolutely worth trying so what you're
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absolutely worth trying so what you're
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absolutely worth trying so what you're
going to do from the command prompt is
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going to do from the command prompt is
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going to do from the command prompt is
type
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type
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type
DM space for
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DM space for
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DM space for
slashonline
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slashonline
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slashonline
space SL
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space SL
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space SL
cleanup-image
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cleanup-image
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cleanup-image
space SL restore health and the restore
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space SL restore health and the restore
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space SL restore health and the restore
health is all one word then hit enter
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health is all one word then hit enter
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health is all one word then hit enter
then let the deployment image servicing
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then let the deployment image servicing
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then let the deployment image servicing
and management tool go out check your
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and management tool go out check your
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and management tool go out check your
version of Windows against a known good
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version of Windows against a known good
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version of Windows against a known good
version and it will potentially download
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version and it will potentially download
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version and it will potentially download
and replace any files that potentially
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and replace any files that potentially
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and replace any files that potentially
have corrupted your computer this is
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have corrupted your computer this is
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have corrupted your computer this is
more of a power tool that a lot of
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more of a power tool that a lot of
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more of a power tool that a lot of
technicians have used over the years and
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technicians have used over the years and
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technicians have used over the years and
like I said I haven't had a whole lot of
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like I said I haven't had a whole lot of
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like I said I haven't had a whole lot of
luck with it but it has worked it's
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luck with it but it has worked it's
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luck with it but it has worked it's
definitely something you should keep in
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definitely something you should keep in
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definitely something you should keep in
your toolkit now the next program to run
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your toolkit now the next program to run
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your toolkit now the next program to run
from a command line really depends on
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from a command line really depends on
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from a command line really depends on
your specific situation it is to be able
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your specific situation it is to be able
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your specific situation it is to be able
to run a malware or antivirus scan from
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to run a malware or antivirus scan from
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to run a malware or antivirus scan from
a command line not every an virus or
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a command line not every an virus or
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a command line not every an virus or
malware program has that feature so you
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malware program has that feature so you
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malware program has that feature so you
need to do a quick Google search on
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need to do a quick Google search on
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need to do a quick Google search on
whatever program you have on whether or
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whatever program you have on whether or
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whatever program you have on whether or
not it has any command line features
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not it has any command line features
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not it has any command line features
there are two different types of command
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there are two different types of command
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there are two different types of command
prompt one is just booting to a command
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prompt one is just booting to a command
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prompt one is just booting to a command
prompt and that's it and there's nothing
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prompt and that's it and there's nothing
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prompt and that's it and there's nothing
else you can do it's actually a command
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else you can do it's actually a command
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else you can do it's actually a command
prompt interface there's no windows
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prompt interface there's no windows
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prompt interface there's no windows
shell that's just not running it's
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shell that's just not running it's
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shell that's just not running it's
command prompt the other is if you can
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command prompt the other is if you can
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command prompt the other is if you can
get command prompt to run inside windows
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get command prompt to run inside windows
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get command prompt to run inside windows
shell maybe the desktop isn't working
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shell maybe the desktop isn't working
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shell maybe the desktop isn't working
but you can get command prompt to run in
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but you can get command prompt to run in
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but you can get command prompt to run in
this case I can do that with malware
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this case I can do that with malware
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this case I can do that with malware
bytes there is a command line that will
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bytes there is a command line that will
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bytes there is a command line that will
kick that program off and actually run
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kick that program off and actually run
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kick that program off and actually run
it in Windows from the command prompt
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it in Windows from the command prompt
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it in Windows from the command prompt
even though the rest of Windows is
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even though the rest of Windows is
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even though the rest of Windows is
acting stupid now the good news is is in
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acting stupid now the good news is is in
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acting stupid now the good news is is in
a situation like that you could actually
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a situation like that you could actually
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a situation like that you could actually
update it and run a scan and potentially
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update it and run a scan and potentially
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update it and run a scan and potentially
figure out what's causing your computer
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figure out what's causing your computer
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figure out what's causing your computer
not to boot again this is very specific
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not to boot again this is very specific
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not to boot again this is very specific
to your malware program and your
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to your malware program and your
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to your malware program and your
antivirus program but you should at
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antivirus program but you should at
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antivirus program but you should at
least know that if there is a command
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least know that if there is a command
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least know that if there is a command
line option know how to do that even if
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line option know how to do that even if
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line option know how to do that even if
you just go to the website and print off
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you just go to the website and print off
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you just go to the website and print off
the instructions because you'll know
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the instructions because you'll know
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the instructions because you'll know
exactly what directory to go to exactly
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exactly what directory to go to exactly
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exactly what directory to go to exactly
what commands to type in from that
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what commands to type in from that
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what commands to type in from that
command prompt and if you can get that
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command prompt and if you can get that
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command prompt and if you can get that
antivirus or malware program to run you
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antivirus or malware program to run you
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antivirus or malware program to run you
may potentially take care of your own
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may potentially take care of your own
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may potentially take care of your own
problem again results May Vary depending
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problem again results May Vary depending
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problem again results May Vary depending
on your software now sometimes when you
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on your software now sometimes when you
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on your software now sometimes when you
try to log into windows and use your
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try to log into windows and use your
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try to log into windows and use your
normal user profile it looks weird or it
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normal user profile it looks weird or it
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normal user profile it looks weird or it
doesn't load at all and that's usually
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doesn't load at all and that's usually
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doesn't load at all and that's usually
because your user profile is actually
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because your user profile is actually
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because your user profile is actually
damaged and windows is just creating a
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damaged and windows is just creating a
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damaged and windows is just creating a
temporary dummy account and logging you
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temporary dummy account and logging you
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temporary dummy account and logging you
in sometimes what you need to do is
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in sometimes what you need to do is
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in sometimes what you need to do is
create an entirely new local account on
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create an entirely new local account on
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create an entirely new local account on
that computer and you can do that
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that computer and you can do that
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that computer and you can do that
through command prompt this way when you
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through command prompt this way when you
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through command prompt this way when you
log into that profile everything will
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log into that profile everything will
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log into that profile everything will
work the way it should and then you can
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work the way it should and then you can
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work the way it should and then you can
figure out how to get your files out of
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figure out how to get your files out of
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figure out how to get your files out of
the other profile once you're able to
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the other profile once you're able to
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the other profile once you're able to
successfully log into windows so from
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successfully log into windows so from
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successfully log into windows so from
the command prompt you're going to type
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the command prompt you're going to type
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the command prompt you're going to type
net space user space whatever username
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net space user space whatever username
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net space user space whatever username
you want space type a password and then
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you want space type a password and then
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you want space type a password and then
type space slad and hit enter and then
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type space slad and hit enter and then
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type space slad and hit enter and then
to verify that it was created you can
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to verify that it was created you can
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to verify that it was created you can
just type net user and hit enter and
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just type net user and hit enter and
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just type net user and hit enter and
then you'll see it listed in the list of
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then you'll see it listed in the list of
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then you'll see it listed in the list of
users on that computer once you've
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users on that computer once you've
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users on that computer once you've
created that username just simply
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created that username just simply
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created that username just simply
restart or log off that particular user
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restart or log off that particular user
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restart or log off that particular user
log into the new user account with that
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log into the new user account with that
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log into the new user account with that
password that you created and you're
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password that you created and you're
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password that you created and you're
back in Windows this next command line
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back in Windows this next command line
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back in Windows this next command line
tool isn't for doing any kind of repair
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tool isn't for doing any kind of repair
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tool isn't for doing any kind of repair
or anything like that it's more of a
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or anything like that it's more of a
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or anything like that it's more of a
convenience thing but there may be a
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convenience thing but there may be a
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convenience thing but there may be a
time where you're working on something
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time where you're working on something
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time where you're working on something
and you will have to leave and not be
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and you will have to leave and not be
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and you will have to leave and not be
able to shut down your computer because
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able to shut down your computer because
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able to shut down your computer because
you're gone say for example you are
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you're gone say for example you are
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you're gone say for example you are
working on something or compiling a
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working on something or compiling a
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working on something or compiling a
project and about to leave out of town
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project and about to leave out of town
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project and about to leave out of town
and you don't want to leave for 3 or 4
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and you don't want to leave for 3 or 4
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and you don't want to leave for 3 or 4
days and leave your computer up and
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days and leave your computer up and
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days and leave your computer up and
running using the shutdown command from
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running using the shutdown command from
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running using the shutdown command from
the command prompt allows you to specify
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the command prompt allows you to specify
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the command prompt allows you to specify
how long your computer should run before
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how long your computer should run before
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how long your computer should run before
it just automatically shuts down from
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it just automatically shuts down from
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it just automatically shuts down from
the command prompt you just type shut
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the command prompt you just type shut
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the command prompt you just type shut
down space SLS space SLT space the
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down space SLS space SLT space the
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down space SLS space SLT space the
number of seconds that you want the
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number of seconds that you want the
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number of seconds that you want the
computer to wait in this case 3600 would
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computer to wait in this case 3600 would
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computer to wait in this case 3600 would
be 1 hour you can also specify if you
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be 1 hour you can also specify if you
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be 1 hour you can also specify if you
want your computer to restart after a
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want your computer to restart after a
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want your computer to restart after a
certain amount of time instead of the
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certain amount of time instead of the
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certain amount of time instead of the
slash S you would use shutdown space SLR
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slash S you would use shutdown space SLR
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slash S you would use shutdown space SLR
space SLT space 3600 and then in exactly
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space SLT space 3600 and then in exactly
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space SLT space 3600 and then in exactly
1 hour after you hit enter your computer
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1 hour after you hit enter your computer
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1 hour after you hit enter your computer
would either shut down or restart based
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would either shut down or restart based
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would either shut down or restart based
on that instruction if you initiate that
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on that instruction if you initiate that
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on that instruction if you initiate that
shutdown and decide later to change your
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shutdown and decide later to change your
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shutdown and decide later to change your
mind you can just type shutdown space
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mind you can just type shutdown space
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mind you can just type shutdown space
SLA and that will cancel any shutdown
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SLA and that will cancel any shutdown
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SLA and that will cancel any shutdown
instruction again it's more of a
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instruction again it's more of a
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instruction again it's more of a
convenience but it is something that you
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convenience but it is something that you
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convenience but it is something that you
should know now this next command line
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should know now this next command line
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should know now this next command line
tool could very well be a lifesaver for
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tool could very well be a lifesaver for
00:18:18,200 --> 00:18:20,950
tool could very well be a lifesaver for
you if you're having problems in Windows
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you if you're having problems in Windows
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you if you're having problems in Windows
system restore is one of the best ways
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system restore is one of the best ways
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system restore is one of the best ways
to reverse whatever happened and put
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to reverse whatever happened and put
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to reverse whatever happened and put
your computer back to a working restore
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your computer back to a working restore
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your computer back to a working restore
point and you can do this from a command
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point and you can do this from a command
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point and you can do this from a command
line all you have to do is at the
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line all you have to do is at the
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line all you have to do is at the
command prompt Type rst R UI and hit
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command prompt Type rst R UI and hit
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command prompt Type rst R UI and hit
enter that will bring up the system
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enter that will bring up the system
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enter that will bring up the system
restore window at which point you can
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restore window at which point you can
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restore window at which point you can
select a restore point click on it and
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select a restore point click on it and
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select a restore point click on it and
restore your computer back to a
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restore your computer back to a
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restore your computer back to a
previously working condition once you
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previously working condition once you
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previously working condition once you
restart you might very well be back up
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restart you might very well be back up
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restart you might very well be back up
and running if you ever find yourself in
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and running if you ever find yourself in
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and running if you ever find yourself in
a situation where Windows doesn't load
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a situation where Windows doesn't load
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a situation where Windows doesn't load
and you haven't backed up your files
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and you haven't backed up your files
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and you haven't backed up your files
this next command could be a lifesaver
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this next command could be a lifesaver
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this next command could be a lifesaver
it's called x copy and basically what it
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it's called x copy and basically what it
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it's called x copy and basically what it
allows you to do is from a command
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allows you to do is from a command
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allows you to do is from a command
prompt copy entire folders documents
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prompt copy entire folders documents
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prompt copy entire folders documents
pictures whatever to a flash drive and
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pictures whatever to a flash drive and
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pictures whatever to a flash drive and
including all the subdirectories now
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including all the subdirectories now
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including all the subdirectories now
this is just a very basic intro to this
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this is just a very basic intro to this
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this is just a very basic intro to this
program it's basically the same as click
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program it's basically the same as click
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program it's basically the same as click
and drag over to a flash drive but this
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and drag over to a flash drive but this
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and drag over to a flash drive but this
is done from a command prompt I'll
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is done from a command prompt I'll
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is done from a command prompt I'll
probably make a more detail video on
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probably make a more detail video on
00:19:23,799 --> 00:19:25,710
probably make a more detail video on
exactly how to do this later just know
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exactly how to do this later just know
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exactly how to do this later just know
that the x copy command will allow you
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that the x copy command will allow you
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that the x copy command will allow you
to copy files to a flash drive Drive in
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to copy files to a flash drive Drive in
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to copy files to a flash drive Drive in
the event that you can't get into
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the event that you can't get into
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the event that you can't get into
Windows now this next dos command isn't
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Windows now this next dos command isn't
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Windows now this next dos command isn't
a lifesaver or anything like that but I
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a lifesaver or anything like that but I
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a lifesaver or anything like that but I
have found that running under a command
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have found that running under a command
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have found that running under a command
prompt is way faster than doing it in
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prompt is way faster than doing it in
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prompt is way faster than doing it in
Windows so for example if you have a
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Windows so for example if you have a
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Windows so for example if you have a
drive that you pulled out of another
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drive that you pulled out of another
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drive that you pulled out of another
machine and put it into a portable drive
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machine and put it into a portable drive
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machine and put it into a portable drive
or inside your computer if that drive
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or inside your computer if that drive
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or inside your computer if that drive
had a password protected account you
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had a password protected account you
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had a password protected account you
can't just click on the files and drag
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can't just click on the files and drag
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can't just click on the files and drag
them over you have to take ownership of
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them over you have to take ownership of
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them over you have to take ownership of
that folder therefore you'll be able to
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that folder therefore you'll be able to
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that folder therefore you'll be able to
access those files you can make these
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access those files you can make these
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access those files you can make these
same ownership changes in Windows but
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same ownership changes in Windows but
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same ownership changes in Windows but
sometimes it takes half an hour or
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sometimes it takes half an hour or
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sometimes it takes half an hour or
longer from the command prompt you're
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longer from the command prompt you're
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longer from the command prompt you're
just going to type take own space for
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just going to type take own space for
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just going to type take own space for
slf then the path to the folder you want
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slf then the path to the folder you want
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slf then the path to the folder you want
to take ownership of followed by forward
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to take ownership of followed by forward
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to take ownership of followed by forward
SLR and again this process goes super
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SLR and again this process goes super
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SLR and again this process goes super
fast but super slow in Windows sometimes
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fast but super slow in Windows sometimes
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fast but super slow in Windows sometimes
it's possible that a virus or malware
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it's possible that a virus or malware
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it's possible that a virus or malware
infection can end up in your temporary
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infection can end up in your temporary
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infection can end up in your temporary
files did you know that you could delete
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files did you know that you could delete
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files did you know that you could delete
all your temporary files from all
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all your temporary files from all
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all your temporary files from all
locations from the command prompt all
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locations from the command prompt all
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locations from the command prompt all
you got to do is type what you see on
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you got to do is type what you see on
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you got to do is type what you see on
the screen and hit enter the last item
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the screen and hit enter the last item
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the screen and hit enter the last item
in this list is one that I hear about in
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in this list is one that I hear about in
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in this list is one that I hear about in
the comments all the time where someone
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the comments all the time where someone
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the comments all the time where someone
is trying to run a Check dis or system
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is trying to run a Check dis or system
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is trying to run a Check dis or system
file Checker and they get a message
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file Checker and they get a message
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file Checker and they get a message
saying that they don't have permissions
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saying that they don't have permissions
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saying that they don't have permissions
to run it and part of that is because
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to run it and part of that is because
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to run it and part of that is because
the default command prompt does not run
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the default command prompt does not run
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the default command prompt does not run
as an administrator and there are
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as an administrator and there are
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as an administrator and there are
certain commands some of which I showed
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certain commands some of which I showed
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certain commands some of which I showed
you today that have to have
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you today that have to have
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you today that have to have
administrative privileges to run I
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administrative privileges to run I
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administrative privileges to run I
imagine that Microsoft made this feature
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imagine that Microsoft made this feature
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imagine that Microsoft made this feature
not run as many administrator probably
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not run as many administrator probably
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not run as many administrator probably
for security reasons because you don't
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for security reasons because you don't
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for security reasons because you don't
want viruses executing Doss commands and
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want viruses executing Doss commands and
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want viruses executing Doss commands and
things like that if you use the command
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things like that if you use the command
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things like that if you use the command
prompt a lot this is going to save you a
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prompt a lot this is going to save you a
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prompt a lot this is going to save you a
lot of time yes you can always type CMD
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lot of time yes you can always type CMD
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lot of time yes you can always type CMD
in the search bar and then click on run
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in the search bar and then click on run
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in the search bar and then click on run
as administrator for those times that
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as administrator for those times that
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as administrator for those times that
you wish to do that but you can also
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you wish to do that but you can also
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you wish to do that but you can also
change it to where the command prompt
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change it to where the command prompt
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change it to where the command prompt
always runs an administrator anytime you
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always runs an administrator anytime you
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always runs an administrator anytime you
type CMD now the way that you're going
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type CMD now the way that you're going
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type CMD now the way that you're going
to do this is just type CMD in the
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to do this is just type CMD in the
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to do this is just type CMD in the
search bar and instead of clicking on
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search bar and instead of clicking on
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search bar and instead of clicking on
run as administrator click on open file
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run as administrator click on open file
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run as administrator click on open file
location
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location
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location
right click on the command prompt
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right click on the command prompt
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right click on the command prompt
shortcut and then go to properties then
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shortcut and then go to properties then
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shortcut and then go to properties then
you're going to click on the advanced
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you're going to click on the advanced
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you're going to click on the advanced
Tab and check run as administrator once
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Tab and check run as administrator once
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Tab and check run as administrator once
you do that just click okay then apply
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you do that just click okay then apply
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you do that just click okay then apply
okay again and you can close that file
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okay again and you can close that file
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okay again and you can close that file
explorer window now every time you type
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explorer window now every time you type
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explorer window now every time you type
CMD or run command prompt it's going to
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CMD or run command prompt it's going to
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CMD or run command prompt it's going to
run as an administrator now we got the
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run as an administrator now we got the
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run as an administrator now we got the
command prompts that you need to know
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command prompts that you need to know
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command prompts that you need to know
out of the way does you know there's 14
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out of the way does you know there's 14
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out of the way does you know there's 14
computer miss that you probably still
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computer miss that you probably still
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computer miss that you probably still
believe click this video right here to
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believe click this video right here to
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believe click this video right here to
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