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if you streamline the service pack 3, and remove things like media player, internet explorer (you will download firefox anyway), etc... it installs at 1.45GB. (more than windows xp SP2 including media center and IE)
the process of removing unneeded portions of windows is painful, but you can remove a Gb from the final install (and 300mb from the installation disk!). here is the preset i use so you don't have to read all the thousands of options on nlite: profile.ini (import as a preset on nlite)
I'd use about 6-8 gigs for a minimum size myself. This will give you 2 gigs for the install, another 2 gigs for the swap file (if on the same disk), and about 2-4 gigs for patches/temp files/miscelaneous needs.
but for bare minimum, it says here that 1.5-1.8gb with system restore and 750mb-1.23gb without system restore function (installed from the CD): -much-free-disk-space-do-i-need-to-install-windows-xp-sp3/
Unclean File System MessageInstructions Path to SAM fileC:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM32\\CONFIG\\SAMClick the(Re)open Button Change the Administrator PasswordInstructions Click on AdministratorClick the Change password Button Change PasswordInstructions New password:Supply New PasswordVerify:Re-enter New PasswordClick the OK Button Save ChangesInstructions Click the Save Changes buttonPress Enter. Shutdown HirensInstructions Start --> Restart Restart WindowsInstructions Select Restart from the down drop menuClick OK Section 6: Proof of Lab Logging into Damn Vulnerable WXP-SP2. Instructions: Username: administrator Password: Use the new password Click the OK Button Open a Command PromptInstructions Start --> All Programs --> Accessories --> Command Prompt Proof of LabInstructions:net user administrator findstr \"last\"date /techo \"Your Name\"Replace the string \"Your Name\" with your actual name.e.g., echo \"John Gray\"Proof of Lab Instructions:Do a PrtScnPaste into a word documentUpload to Moodle Power Off MachineInstructions:shutdown -s -t 0 Section 7: Configuring your original VMware back to play Windows XP Edit Virtual Machine SettingsInstructions Select Damn Vulnerable WXP-SP2Select Edit Virtual machine settings Configure CD/DVD (IDE) SettingsInstructions Select CD/DVD (IDE)Select the Use physical drive: Radio ButtonSelect Auto detectClick on the Options Tab Configure Operating System SettingsInstructions Select GeneralGuest operating system: Microsoft WindowsVersion: Windows XP ProfessionalClick on the OK Button Help ComputerSecurityStudent pay for continued research, resources & bandwidth
Step 3 After you set it, press F10 to save and exit, your windows will reboot and then you can select target account to reset admin password directly or reset/remove login password, after logging into Windows XP, use the common ways to reset admin password.
UnlockGo for Windows can also be used to reset and remove login passwords with the windows password reset USB. You also have the option to create and use your own windows XP password reset USB to solve your issue.
The default local Administrator is the user account for the system administrator having a blank password. So you can use it to reset local user password without logging in, and other advantages.
Chrome now has web-based browser extension for taking selections as well as windows and entire screen shots and saves them to google drive or diigo, alternatively you are save it locally, save it to clipboard or print it. It also allows you to annotate it. There are many extensions like this. Have fun: -screenshot-captur/alelhddbbhepgpmgidjdcjakblofbmce/relatedhl=en
These virtual machines allow system and network administrators to have a dedicated machine for every service they need to run. Not only does this reduce the number of physical servers required, but it also saves time when trying to troubleshoot issues.
Now click on BOCHS app icon on your launcher and boot into Windows! It'll take approximate 15 minutes to boot into windows. Now after 5 minutes, open start menu and then explore. Try outlook.
August 2019 . Thank you sooo much for keeping this page and links alive. As of today Links are working.I have an old Gateway FX530s WinXP Pro SP3 x86 machine that I still use as a dual-boot WinXPx86/Win7x64 machine but I find myself booting up XP more often than not. I do use it to connect to the internet and have Avast AV Free antivirus installed with no issues.For me WinXP seems to be faster and the user interface more clean and direct than other windows versions. Unfortunately some softwares like web browsers no longer work with WinXP and pushing me to look at linux as an alternative.
If your admin account is different to your user account, you must add the user to the docker-users group. Run Computer Management as an administrator and navigate to Local Users and Groups > Groups > docker-users. Right-click to add the user to the group.Log out and log back in for the changes to take effect.
For a typical host system, we recommend that you have a 1 GHz or faster 64-bit processor (2GHz recommended) and 2GB RAM minimum (4GB RAM recommended). You must have enough memory to run the 64-bit host operating system, plus the memory required for each guest operating system and for applications on the host and guest. See your guest operating system and application documentation for their memory requirements. VMware Player requires approximately 150MB of disk space to install the application. For more details on minimum PC requirements, see the VMware Player Documentation.
Setting up Windows XP has become such a familiar and oft-repeated task that it requires very little effort these days. In fact, we simply recycled bare machine images from the last run on the platform a year ago, tweaking and adjusting them a little to make them more at home on our current hardware and network set-up, and re-recording the snapshots ready to start testing. As usual, no updates beyond the latest service pack were included, and additional software was kept to a minimum, with only some network drivers and a few basic tools such as archivers, document viewers and so on added to the basic operating system.
Scanning speeds and on-access lags were decent to start with, both speeding up hugely in the warm sets, and while RAM and CPU consumption were perhaps a little above average, impact on our new sets of standard activities was minimal.
Scanning speeds closely mirrored those of others from this range, being a little slower than average over most types of files, but not too much. On-access lag times were around average and performance measures showed low use of resources and minimal impact on activities.
The interface is something of a joy, being designed for maximum clarity and simplicity, but at the same time providing an impeccably detailed set of configuration controls to satisfy the most demanding power user. Examining deeply into archives on access was the only area we could claim to be lacking. The scheduler received particular praise from the lab team for its nifty design. Despite our earlier fears, the product proved rock-solid as far as stability goes, and although the multi-pronged approach inevitably affected speed over our large test sets, it still got everything done and dusted in excellent time.
The install package is a fraction under 100MB, including all required updates, and the set-up process is fast and simple, with only a few steps, no need to reboot and everything done in less than a minute. The interface is bare and minimalist, with two basic tabs, a few large buttons and a basic set of configuration controls. With sensible defaults and smooth stable running the tests were out of the way in no time.
The installer is compact at 19MB, with 63MB of updates also provided. The set-up process is fairly simple, with a half-dozen steps to click through and no reboot required, and all is done with in under a minute. The product interface is similarly brief and to the point, only providing a minimal set of controls and in some places mincing words to a rather confusing degree. However, it is generally usable and it ran stably throughout the test suite. From past experience we knew to expect long scanning times over large sets of infected samples, but leaving this over a weekend proved a successful tactic and no testing time was wasted.
The interface is a little unusual, with multiple mini-GUIs rather than a single unified console, but it proves reasonably simple to operate with a little exploring, and provides a solid set of controls, as one would expect from a solution aimed at the more demanding type of user. Under heavy pressure the interface can become a little unstable, occasionally doing strange things to general windowing behaviour too, and we observed log data being thrown away a few times despite having deliberately turned the limits to the (rather small) maximum possible. We had no major problems though, and testing took not too much more than the assigned 24 hours. 153554b96e
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