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HIDING WINDOWS 7 - 2015 TUTORIAL - COMPLETE
Rahzel:
The link to the tutorial files is broken. Could someone please mirror it?
Mark Norville:
I would avoid doing this like the plague, in other words avoid it at all costs.
The reason being is that I done this on my home cinema PC I think it was, or it might have been my arcade PC. I wanted to exit out and go to the operating system so that I could make changes. To my horror I could not exit to the operating system, so I was starting to panic, I eventually got back into my system and removed the instant sheller and would not recommend using one, unless you have your system 100% configured, but even then I would not recommend it.
If you want to do a poor mans version of this, change the windows boot screen, and have your desktop clear of icons and add whatever you want in your start up folder.
So you boot up, and HyperSpin loads straight away, on an SSD you will hardly notice the load time. At least this way you can still access your PC at any time.
Just my two pennies worth, it works for some people but not others, especially not if you want to make changes, especially for two seconds of loading time.
Regards
Mark
Trnzaddict:
--- Quote from: Mark Norville on November 04, 2019, 11:43:51 am ---I would avoid doing this like the plague, in other words avoid it at all costs.
The reason being is that I done this on my home cinema PC I think it was, or it might have been my arcade PC. I wanted to exit out and go to the operating system so that I could make changes. To my horror I could not exit to the operating system, so I was starting to panic, I eventually got back into my system and removed the instant sheller and would not recommend using one, unless you have your system 100% configured, but even then I would not recommend it.
If you want to do a poor mans version of this, change the windows boot screen, and have your desktop clear of icons and add whatever you want in your start up folder.
So you boot up, and HyperSpin loads straight away, on an SSD you will hardly notice the load time. At least this way you can still access your PC at any time.
Just my two pennies worth, it works for some people but not others, especially not if you want to make changes, especially for two seconds of loading time.
Regards
Mark
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Hmm....did you try running Explorer.exe when you brought up task manager? I was shelled like this and anytime I needed to perform some maintenance here or there I just ran Explorer and your desktop should show right up.
Mark Norville:
I had to insert my windows DVD in and got into the operating system that way, I never used this guide, I cannot remember what website I done the sheller from, but it was more hassle than it was worth for me. I was expecting that it would exit the program and then want to load up the OS, sadly was not the case, I could not access anything, I think all what I had was a dead screen and keyboard etc would not work.
I was lucky that I managed to get back in without formatting, but someone with less PC knowledge might have struggled.
Foxhole:
Adding mirros to the file, since the link isn't available.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=134GHZ0yoO89wi10Yerd-IhPMywXjnzGP
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7zvg44uro5tp8b1/Hide%20Windows%207%20Files.rar?dl=0
Also added it as an attachment.
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