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  Anonymous

  5 years ago

  I must be doing something wrong, as I tried to use this command from the dos prompt and the windows dos prompt with no results.
  I went to full dos and typed tasklist (then enter)
  Then I went to start/run and typed cmd to get a dos prompt on the desktop and typed the same. No list.
  
  I am using Home XP.. What am I doing wrong.
  
  thanx
  tommytx
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  qmchenry

  5 years ago

  Unfortunately, it appears that the tasklist command is not available in the home edition of XP. I appologize for not trying the command in both versions before I wrote the recipe. Of course, there are currently five different editions of XP (that I know about).
  
  Quinn
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  unknownsoldier

  5 years ago

  when I try to use taskill or tasklist, I get "Access Denied"
  
  what did I do to deserve this?
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  plumeriamo

  4 years ago

  I still cannot open my filing cabinet. I talked to someone who gave me this case #140054393....but still it does not work....please advise me what to do next. I've changed my password, but still don't understand why I cannot open my filing cabinet, even when I put in password....
  I have lots of items saved, and cannot get to it...HELP, H Moniz
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  Derrick

  8 months ago

  Your files are locked with a password.
  That password is hashed
  for example apple = $1$u6LCexMv$BXha6te1tEk3dBMqjju6F0
  it is the hash that you files are really locked with
  when you change your password your new password gets a new hash
  for example bunny = $1$XVqEBQYz$1GETn25VbpjZGtmJfTmGk1
  
  if you change your password back to the oreginal it may or may not work depending on what hashing algorithm you compuer decides to use.
  
  Basiclly you are screwed, I suggest you get a computer forensics expert to help you but their services are not cheap.
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  davak

  4 years ago

  <ul id="quote"><h6>plumeriamo wrote:</h6>I still cannot open my filing cabinet. I talked to someone who gave me this case #140054393....but still it does not work....please advise me what to do next. I've changed my password, but still don't understand why I cannot open my filing cabinet, even when I put in password....
  I have lots of items saved, and cannot get to it...HELP, H Moniz</ul>
  
  Is this in code?
  
  Can I get somebody to translate this for me?
  
  Case number?
  Filing cabinet?
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  Anonymous

  3 years ago

  Great tool and I'd like to use it in a .bat file I have to check to see if a specific application is running on a couple of the computers in my little home network. The problem is that I don't have passwords, no logon password, and so when I do:
  TASKLIST /S remote-computer-name /FI "imagename eq myapp.exe" or
  TASKLIST /S 192.168.rrr.r (remote computer's static IP)
  
  I am prompted for the password for the local_computer_nameuser. This nor the remote computer have passwords assigned.
  
  Both computers are in the same workgroup. It works fine if the /S is left off (local computer) or if /S 192.168.lll.l (local computer's static IP) is used
  
  Any suggestions?
  
  Thanx in advance, Skip
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  Swage Machine

  2 weeks ago

  We all have the same problem.. hope this post will help us.. I will comment again if this work..
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