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NT Tips
Windows NT Tips & Tricks
- Creating a Bootable NTFS Floppy
- Convert NT Workstation Into NT Server
- Disaster Recovery, Disk Partitions and Registry Repair
- Editing A Registry From a Different NT Installation
- Clear The Last Logged In Username
- Change the Default Print Spool Directory
- Disable CD Autorun on NT
- Boot-Up NT With NumLock Enabled
- Recover from Forgotten Administrator Password
- Displaying User Privileges at Logon
- Enabling DOS Interrupt Requests in NT
- Give a Non-Administrator the Right to Schedule Jobs
- Improve Performance by Keeping NT in Memory
- Setting Up NT as Internet Gateway
- Removing the OS/2 & Posix Subsystems
- Display a Logon Notice Prior to Logon
- Automatic Account Logon
- Change the registered user and company defaults
- Turning on Shutdown and Power Off Options on Logon Screen
- WINS Auto Discovery of Other WINS Servers
Creating a Bootable NTFS Floppy
To create an NTFS boot floppy:
1. Diskcopy the first NT Setup disk.
2. Delete all the files on this boot floppy.
3. Copy ntdetect.com from your root directory to the boot floppy.
4. Copy ntldr from your root directory to the boot floppy. Rename it setup ldr.bin.
5. Copy the SCSI driver from your system32\drivers directory to ntbootdd.sys on the boot
floppy.
6. Create a boot.ini file as follows. Spacing is important.
[boot loader]
timeout=10
default=scsi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition (1)\WINNT
[operating systems]
scsi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition (1)\WINNT="Windows NT Server Version 4.0"
Note: WINNT is the Windows NT directory.
