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Free ERD Commander Download for Windows XP – (30 day Trial Version): Follow the instructions below to remove the 30 day time-limit using a utility supplied with the trial version.

This gives you a full, free working version of ERD Commander for Windows XP with no time-limit!

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The Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT ) contains a trial version of ERD Commander (also known as ERD 50 – and very similar to Winternals ERD Commander 2003) which “Provides utilities and wizards that will help you to perform system diagnosis and repair procedures, such as recovering data, disabling problematic drivers, and removing hotfixes”

ERD Commander was orginally available as Winternals ERD Commander 2005 – part of the Winternals Admin Pack. But since Winternals was bought by Microsoft in 2006, ERD Commander is no longer an over-the-counter product available to the general public.

ERD Commander is a very powerful tool. It comes in the form of an ERD Commander ISO file which is burned to a CD which is a diagnostic and recovery boot disk for Windows XP. This is one of the most useful PC diagnostic tools I have ever used.

The ERD Commander boot disc can be used to perform the following tasks through the ERD Commander Boot Media Wizard:

• ERD Registry editor: edit or restore Windows registry
• Run System Restore – to restore the system to a bootable state
• Diagnose and fix problems preventing the system from booting
• ERD Commander administrator password reset with Locksmith (reset or change the password without knowing the administrator’s password) – great if you’re locked out
• Crash Analyzer: analyze crash dumps
• File Restore: Restore deleted files
• ERD Commander fix MBR – Disk Commander: Repair volumes, master boot record, partitions
• Disk Wipe: Erase data from hard disk
• Computer Management: System Information, Autoruns (configure autostarting applications), Event Viewer, Disk Management (format, manage partitions, etc.), Services and Drivers (enable, disable, etc.)
• Explorer: Browse the hard drive,
• Move data from the hard drive onto a USB memory key (plug in the key before booting the system with ERD)
• Solution Wizard : Choose the proper repair tool
• TCP/IP Config: Display and set TCP/IP configuration
• Hotfix Uninstall: uninstall hotfixes
• SFC Scan: System file repair
• Search: Search disk for files
• Standalone System Sweeper: Scan your system for malware, rootkits, and potentially unwanted software
• Download ERD Commander User Guide

Microsoft DaRT (MSDaRT50Eval.msi) is a 30 day evaluation version of ERD Commander, but it also contains a utility which can be used to extend the evaluation period to whatever is desired.

Download:

• The full version of ERD Commander 2005 can be downloaded from here
• the 30-day evaluation version (MSDaRT50Eval.msi) can be downloaded from:
  • chip.de – click on “Manuelle Installation” and download the file from the next screen

30 day evaluation ERD Commander ISO file

The Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT ) downloads as a file – MSDaRT50Eval.msi which contains a 30 day trial version of ERD Commander 2007.

When this MSDaRT50Eval.msi is installed it creates an ERD Commander ISO image – erd50.iso – which is located at C:Program FilesMicrosoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolseterd50.iso

You can use erd50.iso to burn an ERD Commander Windows recovery disk

This Windows recovery cd will work for 30 days, after which the following dialog box will appear when an attempt is made to boot a PC from the CD saying “the usage period for this boot image has expired.”

Burning another Wndows boot disk CD will make no difference, as the time limitation is encoded into the erd50.iso file. During the installation process a time limit of 30 days from the date of installation is encoded into the erd50.iso file, so even if you try to create another windows recovery cd from the erd50.iso, the encoded time limit will still commence from the date of original installation. I am not sure if uninstalling MSDaRT50Eval.msi and subsequently reinstalling it will create a new erd50.iso with a 30 day limit that runs from the subsequent installation date, but I suspect that it will still run from the date of first installation.

One way around this would be to note the date on which MSDaRT50Eval.msi was first created, and then if you wished to use it after it had expired, you could set back the date in the bios of the PC you are working on. (This would prevent the use of System Restore – which is date-sensitive)

However, Microsoft included in the installation package a file – Binary.updexp which can be used to extend the 30 day time limit.

“UpdateExp can be used to update the expiration time of a ERD50.iso file. In order to have an iso file with an expiration, you must create the iso by launching erdc with the special /e numDays switch.”

How to extend the evaluation period by 99 years (!)

We can use the above instructions to extend the 30 day evaluation period to however long we choose. For this we need the installation file which contains the erd50.iso file, Universal Extractorsoftware to extract Binary.updexp.exe with which we extend the time limit, and some ISO recording software, to burn the modified erd50.iso to a blank CD.

Here is the recipe:

1. Download and install Universal Extractorhttp://legroom.net/software/uniextract#download (Freeware) Alternative Download Source
2. Download and save MSDaRT50Eval.msi from here to your PC
3. You will need Two Files = erd50.iso and Binary.updexp
4. The ERD CommanderISO file is erd50.iso
5. For extending the expiry date, you need Binary.updexp.exe
6. Extract these files with Universal Extractor = Right click on MSDaRT50Eval.msi –> UniExtract to Subdir
7. 
   
8. Select MSI Administrative Installer and press OK.
9. This will create a subdirectory called MSDaRT50Eval
10. Repeat, selecting MsiX extraction and press OK
11. erd50.iso and Binary.updexp can now be found in the subdirectory MSDaRT50Eval
12. 
    Right Click on MSDaRT50Eval.msi (above) and use the first two Extract Methods (below)
    
13. If you cannot find Binary.updexp you can download it from http://dl.dropbox.com/u/677812/Binary.updexp.exe
14. You can also obtain the ERD CommanderISO file by installing MSDaRT50Eval.msi on a Windows XP machine:
    • double click on MSDaRT50Eval.msi to install it as normal
    • Go to C:Program FilesMicrosoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset and locate the erd50.iso file
    • Move erd50.iso and Binary.updexp into the Root Directory – C:
15. Bring up a Command Window – go to Start –> Run , type cmd and hit return
16. If using Vista or Windows 7 to do this, you must run the Command Windows as an Administrator to get the changes to stick: type CMD into the search box above the start button, right click on cmd and “Run as administrator” as shown below:
    
17. In the command window type in cd to change to the root directory
18. Type UpdateExp.exe C:erd50.iso 36135 and hit Return (see screenshot below)
19. If this fails try Binary.Updexp.exe C:erd50.iso 36135
20. You should see this:C:>UpdateExp.exe C:erd50.iso 36135
    
    File loaded, searching for expiration in winpeshl.ini
    Current time in file is ….
    New time will be 36135 day(s) from now.
    all done
    
21. This procedure has modified the erd50.iso file, so that its original 30 day evaluation period is extended to 36135 days = 99 years
22. Having done this, you need to burn the erd50.iso file to a CD
23. Refer to this article on how to burn ISO images to a disc or use http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm or http://www.imgburn.com/
24. You now have a Live CD with which you can boot into non-booting systems
25. Note: this should only be used on Windows XP 32 bit systems. I have successfully used it on Vista 32 bit to reset passwords – but it wipes off all the System Restore points. If you can live with that you can still use it to do other things, like move precious files off your hard drive onto a USB memory key….

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If you work within a larger enterprise you'd be well served to take a look at Winternals Software's ERD Commander 2005. A core component of Winternals' $1,439 Administrator's Pak, ERD Commander 2005 isn't cheap. But with the investment comes a collection of powerful utilities you can use with confidence to repair failed systems. Best of all, it's completely legal.

Booting

Place the ERD Commander 2005 boot CD in an accessible drive, bypass the existing or inoperative operating system by booting from the CD, and the utility will create a miniature Windows XP environment. Though limited in scope, the interface enables troubleshooting a variety of Windows operating systems, including Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 4 or later required), Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

Once running, ERD Commander 2005 presents a Windows XP-like interface providing access to numerous troubleshooting tools in a graphical environment, including:

• Administrative Tools – Autoruns, Disk Management, Event Log, Reg Edit, Service and Driver Manager and System Information.
• Networking Tools – File Sharing, Map Network Drive and TCP/IP Config.
• System Tools – Crash Analyzer, Disk Commander, Disk Wipe, File Restore, Hotfix Uninstall, Locksmith, System Compare, System File Repair and System Restore.
• Menu Tools – Console, Explorer, Internet Browser (Mozilla Firefox version 1.0), Notepad, Search, Solution Wizard, Help and Run (command line).

Administrative tools

Selecting any of the Administrative Tools, which are accessed by clicking the ERD Commander 2005 Start button and clicking Administrative Tools, opens a Windows 2000 Computer Management-like console. Administrators can leverage the console to perform Disk Management functions just as if the technician had booted into Windows and selected Disk Management within the Computer Management console. In addition to formatting partitions, Disk Management can set partitions active and change drive letters, among other tasks.

Accessing Winternals' Event Log, meanwhile, provides the ability to review Application, Security and System logs as if the technician had booted into Windows and selected Event Viewer from within the Computer Management console. Information found within these event logs can prove critical in identifying and eliminating the issues that are preventing a system from booting or operating properly.

RegEdit provides the standard registry editing utility for correcting problematic registry entries, while System Information reports on critical system specifications. RegEdit can prove a lifesaver in reversing a registry setting that's prohibiting Windows from booting. System Information, meanwhile, reveals the computer's name, OS kernel version, OS product type (such as Windows XP Home versus Professional), current service pack, applied hotfixes and more. Such data helps identify or eliminate potential causes for failure and ensures an administrator can collect as much information as possible about a failed, non-booting system.

Wayward services and errant drivers can also prevent systems from starting properly. ERD Commander 2005's Service and Driver Manager offers support professionals a simple interface for resurrecting desktops and servers that are failing due to problematic services and drivers. Using the Service and Driver Manager, technicians can view services and drivers that load by default. Crack staad pro v8i ss316l. Using simple right-click actions, services can be disabled, set to manual, configured to run at boot or set for automatic startup. Drivers can be reviewed and reconfigured, too, as well as updated.

Autoruns provides another powerful graphic-based tool. The utility lists programs that run automatically when Windows starts, including those that aren't always listed in Windows default Startup folder. Within the ERD Commander 2005 boot environment, administrators can then make any adjustments as needed, thereby enabling the removal of programs or files whose automatic execution is prompting Windows to fail.

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Networking tools

The ERD Commander 2005 Networking Tools are accessed by clicking Start, selecting Networking Tools and clicking the desired utility.

Selecting the File Sharing option opens the Start Network File Sharing dialog box, which enables securely sharing a troubled system's files on the network. Using File Sharing, an administrator can recover a failed system's data over a network. Security comes into play by virtue of the technician's ability to require a username and password, set by the administrator, to access the troubled system's data.

The Map Network Drive feature supports mapping network drives within the ERD Commander 2005 environment. Mapping network drives proves helpful when opening supported console sessions requiring access to files on a network drive and when using the default My Computer and Explorer applications to access network shares holding recovery software, drivers, service packs or antivirus signatures.

TCP/IP settings also can be configured when using ERD Commander 2005. Select TCP/IP Configuration to open an applet enabling IP, DNS, subnet mask, and default gateway addressing information.

System tools

A host of system tools are available, too, many with wizards that walk technicians through troubleshooting inoperative PCs and servers.

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Crash Analyzer works with Microsoft's Debugging Tools for Windows (which must be downloaded from Microsoft's Web site) to analyze system crash dumps. The resulting information helps isolate the cause of crashes, thereby guiding administrator's recovery efforts.

Disk Commander helps recover files that have been lost as a result of everything from file system errors to inadvertent partitioning and formatting. File Restore is similar, except it works to recover files that were deleted and emptied from the Recycle Bin. Incidentally, Disk Commander, too, can be used to recover files that have been inadvertently deleted. In larger organizations, where users often discard important documents and empty the Windows Recycle Bin, such file recovery tools are a necessity.

Most everyone's familiar, now, with horror stories of discarded PCs and servers leaking confidential information. Remembering to properly delete sensitive data before discarding used equipment can be tough, but ERD Commander 2005's Disk Wipe makes easy work of actually wiping hard disks. Administrators can elect to complete a simple pass overwrite or opt for a four-pass deletion that meets US Department of Defense 5220.22-M security requirements.

Other features ERD Commander 2005 offers include a console for command line administration, the ability to uninstall hotfixes selectively, a Locksmith feature enabling Administrator passwords to be reset (helpful when users forget their system passwords or an administrator leaves without divulging passwords to his or her replacement), File System Repair (for automatically discovering and repairing corrupted Windows system files) and System Restore, which provides access to the Restore Point Wizard.

ERD Commander 2005 includes Mozilla Firefox (version 1.0) for Internet browsing from within the limited Winternals operating environment (which comes in handy when needing to search the Web for specific drivers or updates), along with Notepad, Search and a Solution Wizard designed to help guide support professionals through a myriad number of solutions that can be used to recover a failed system.

Creating the ERD Commander Boot CD itself is a relatively simple proposition. Using the Winternals Administrator's Pak, select the ERD Commander 2005 Boot CD Wizard (accessed by clicking Start Programs Winternals Administrator's Pak on the system where the Administrator's Pak is installed). The wizard walks technicians through the process of creating the CD image. Technicians must specify the location of any required mass storage drivers to be included. They must also note which tools should be included on the CD image the wizard creates.

In addition, whichever staff member builds the CD must specify whether the CD should support Remote Recover, which enables accessing an ERD Commander 2005 CD-equipped system over a network for remote troubleshooting and repair. When using Remote Recover, ensure firewalls are set to pass port 18002 traffic, as this is the default UDP port ERD Commander 2005 uses to communicate over a network.

Once the wizard completes it creates an ISO image in the location the technician specifies. The wizard can burn the ISO image to a CD, or you can elect to burn the CD yourself using your own preferred CD creation software.

In the event a server or PC encounters trouble before you have an opportunity to create a bootable CD for it, you can also use the Administrator's Pak OEM CD to boot ERD Commander 2005. Note that, should you do so, you may not have access to mass storage drivers required to access a system's hard drives.