Pure Capsaicin. DragonsRule This person is a verified professional. You do know that XP doesn't qualify for the free upgrade to 10, right? In many laptops HDD removal is very simple.
Easier than some desktop machines. You won't, either. You can only remove local passwords, but that's all you need to do to get in to any Windows based machine. EDIT - ok, there may be a rare exception, a machine with some seriously locked down policies. If that's the case booting from Linux or putting the drive in another PC will let you get to the data. Why not just blow away the XP and install Windows 10 from scratch? In the OP it says he wants to recover data.
Ghost Chili. How about I am running Windows 10 on a 10 year old system and the only thing that is a bit odd is that i am using a Vista based video driver. All the rest works perfectly. Richard Jun 20, at UTC. Thai Pepper. TLWiz This person is a verified professional. Vincent Jun 20, at UTC.
Paul Jun 20, at UTC. I dont quite understand this so please excuse my ignorance. Just so Im clear You purchased computer from a company going out of business. You were unable to log on to some of the machines You want to recover data.
Paul wrote: You purchased computer from a company going out of business. Good point If this is from another company why are you trying to recover data? This is not rocket science.
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From the client machines 2 out of 30 when attempting to log in an error comes up that says the domain controller can't be found. I've tried so many "fixes" I can't remember them all. Share Flag. All Answers. Collapse -. More information. Details required :. Cancel Submit. I had this problem also show up after running Windows XP Mode successfully for over a year. Instead of automatically logging into the domain, I got the log on dialog box.
My normal credentials didn't work. I had found it set to the adapter name - bridged mode. I don't remember what this was set to previously, so I don't know if the setting changed or not. I only run one program in XP Mode, so performance isn't a big deal. Apparently the shared setting is slower. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
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