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Anonymous users2024-02-15Isn't an executable file?
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Anonymous users2024-02-14You can add a password to the software you want to encrypt.
Stay safe.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13Why use the ghost system? It is recommended to install the official original system.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Extracting it and killing it doesn't feel like a good thing.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11C: Windows System32 WBEM Repository is a storage file of Windows Management Instrumentation service, if this file is damaged, there will be application initialization failure and memory cannot read error, this screenshot is the solution to this problem.
1. Stop the Windows Management Instrumentation service.
2. Delete the contents of C: Windows System32 WBEM Repository.
3. When you enable the Windows Management Instrumentation service, the system will regenerate the C: Windows System32 WBEM Repository file.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The things in the C drive are the system protection software of the computer.,You don't care about it.,C disk we generally don't change it.,As for the disk that you pay attention to changing the path when you play a movie game.,Don't put it in the C disk.。
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Anonymous users2024-02-09That's too much. lz, what do you want to do with this? I don't want to remember them all. Tell you, remember the meaningless.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Win7 System32 file description.
Not very comprehensive, too many documents.
Calculator. Character Map.
Disk Cleanup. SQL Server customer check end-to-end network utility.
Command symbols. Color management.
Computer management.
Set the default values for program access and this computer.
Control panel. Stored username and password.
ClearType text tuner.
Display color calibration.
Add a device. Disk Defragmenter.
Dialer program.
Display toggle. Change the size of the text on the screen.
DirectX Diagnostic Tool.
Dedicated character program.
Event Viewer.
Cover - Fax cover page.
Add hardware. iSCSI initiator property.
Install or uninstall the display language.
Screen magnifier.
Windows Mobility Center.
Windows Memory Diagnostics.
Console 1 - Console root node].
Sync Center. System configuration.
Microsoft supports diagnostic tools.
System Information. Drawing. Windows Remote Assistance.
Remote desktop connection.
Microsoft Narrator.
Use a change of hand to match the account.
Connect to a network projector.
Notepad. ODBC Data Source Manager.
Windows features.
On-screen keyboard. Performance Monitor.
Demo settings. Printer migration.
Printer user interface.
Problem Steps Record Potato Brigade.
Create a system repair disc.
Registry. Encrypt the file system.
Resource Monitor.
System Restore. Backup and restore.
Create a shared file wizard.
File signature verification.
Windows activation.
Volume Synthesizer - Speaker (High Definition Audio device).
Snipping Tool. Recorder. Memo.
Keep your Windows account database secure.
System Properties - Advanced.
System Properties - The name of the computer.
System Properties - Hardware.
System Properties - System Protection.
System Properties - Remote.
Performance options. Performance Options - Visuals.
Digital calibration tools.
Windows Task Manager.
Initialize the TPM security hardware.
User account control settings.
Easy access to the hub.
Driver Verifier Manager.
Windows Fax and Scan.
Windows Anytime Upgrade results.
About "Windows".
Clipboard. Windows script host settings.
Windows Update standalone installer.
Extensible wizard host process.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07You're going to do the rhythm of the virus and know but don't want to tell you.
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