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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Category:Windows]]<br /> ===Boot into Repair Mode===<br /> hold SHIFT key while clicking on reboot<br /> <br /> ===Create list of installed programms===<br /> wmic /output:InstalledPrograms.txt product get name,version<br /> <br /> ===Startup / Autostart in Windows 10===<br /> shell:startup<br /> <br /> ===Disable Hibernate===<br /> run commant prompt / cmd as administrator and execute <br /> powercfg.exe /hibernate off<br /> <br /> ===Remove system and hidden attributes===<br /> as admin cmd<br /> attrib -h -s FILE<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Create Link===<br /> e.g. for moving iTunes Backups or some other folder from c: to another partition<br /> mklink /J &quot;%HomeDrive%%HomePath%\Apple\MobileSync\Backup&quot; &quot;e:\sicher\iTunesBackups&quot;<br /> mklink /J c:\Users\USER\Music\iTunes e:\Music\iTunes<br /> <br /> ===Take over Ownership of File or Directory===<br /> takeown /f E: /r /d Y<br /> (run in admin cmd)<br /> <br /> ===Cleanup files===<br /> run cleanmgr as admin<br /> ====C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution====<br /> from [https://www.windowscentral.com/how-clear-softwaredistribution-folder-windows-10#clear_softwaredistribution]<br /> run cmd as admin<br /> net stop wuauserv<br /> net stop bits<br /> delete all files in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution<br /> net start wuauserv<br /> net start bits<br /> <br /> ====C:\Windows\WinSxS====<br /> from [https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/clean-winsxs-folder-to-save-space]<br /> run cmd as admin<br /> Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup<br /> <br /> ====Delete files of invalid filename====<br /> chkdsk /f<br /> reboot<br /> now delete should be possible<br /> <br /> ===Move/Clone System Partition(s) to new Disk===<br /> After quite some pain I finally succeded in moving the dual boot (Windows and Linux) to a new harddisk. For cloning I used EaseUS Todo Backup Free 12.0 without resizing. Than testing that both Linux and Windows run. Than moving and resizing Linux using gparted. Than resizing Windows using AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard Edition 8.5.<br /> <br /> ===Network Issues===<br /> in admin cmd<br /> netsh winsock reset<br /> netsh int ip reset <br /> ipconfig /release <br /> ipconfig /renew<br /> ipconfig /flushdns</div>

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