How do I delete the SAM file in the system32 config directory of the system installation directory?

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Warning: Delete the system installation directory The sam file under the system32 config may not enter the system.

Use the system disc to enter Windows PE and then delete.

A SAM file is a file that stores a user's password. Protected by the system. You can't even copy it under Windows.

It's a kernel-level process of the system that calls it, and it can't be ended, and when it's over, it's either a direct restart or nothing to do anything (I tried). Usually someone deletes it in order to crack the Windows password (after deletion, Windows will recreate one, password reset). However, these operations (copy, delete, change) are performed in DOS.

You can install a software such as a DOS toolbox and start to DOS operations. Also, the first floor is right, after the XP deletes the SAM file, it will cause the system to be unable to log in, but there is no way, you can copy the SAM file from a computer with a known password, and then overwrite it. The password was changed.

SAM is a file that saves passwords, which cannot be deleted after win starts, nor can it be opened, and even if it is opened, you can't read it.

If you want to delete it, delete it under dos command to know del c: windows system32 config....

Do you want to crack the password?

If yes. No need to delete. I teach you. You can see the password directly.

Deleted under DOS, what does the meter reflect, that is, the password you originally set is gone!

You can't delete it with the mouse, you can delete it with a command, and the dos command will

It is the file that you log in to your system and contains all your logins and passwords. Therefore, it cannot be deleted in the system state. You can delete it under DOS, and all your usernames and passwords will be gone.

Do you want to delete? Enter the DOS, then.

cd c:\system32\configdel sam.*

That's it...

The DOS I'm talking about is not running under Windows.,It's directly into the DOS interface after booting.,Not only the system.。。。 You will only get in if you have a CD, floppy disk and other startup disk tools.

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Start running with input :sam

See if it's the path to Windows System32 Config.

If the path is correct, then delete!

Don't understand why you want to delete this file??

If you really can't install the system, the installation system is frequent, and it is normal to reinstall it once a month

It's just that when I install the system, I will move the files stored in the documents of my C drive, ** and so on.

Go to the D drive, so that you won't lose your important information due to the installation system, or directly change the path of my document.

D: My Documents, so that whether the C drive is formatted or the system is made, the content of your documents will not be affected

As for how to change it, it's very simple: right-click on My Documents - Properties - change the path you see to the D drive folder and you're done

If you delete this file, it won't start! Errors are generally occurring.

del drive letter: Windows System32 Config SAM

or CD drive letter: Windows System32 Config del SAM

Or you find a dish of deep mountains and red leaves to go to password, in fact, it turns out to be the same.