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Lately I have been getting asked the Question: So where can I get my hands on the latest copy of ERD Commander? To help you guys out I decided to put something together and post it on my blog.As you know Microsoft acquired Winternals back in 2007. ERD Commander is included in Microsoft’s Desktop Optimization Pack.
To get the latest’s version of ERD Commander you first need to get your hands on ( MDOP).How to get MDOP:MDOP subscribers can download the software at.MDOP is also available for test and evaluation for. and. subscribers in accordance with MSDN and TechNet agreements.Prerequisites:1.
Download the2. Install the appropriateOptions:A. Windows 7 and 2008 R2: x64, x86B. Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008: x64, x86C. Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003: x86Important:Depending what Windows version of DaRT you install will determine what version of Windows ERD Commander Recovery Disk can be used on. Example: If you create a Windows 2008 R2 x64 ERD Commander Recovery Disk it will boot on a Windows 2003 x86 OS but you will not find an active partition and not all the MSDart Tools will work.
It is important to create ERD Commander Recovery Disk specific for the Operating System you are wanting to triage.3. Optional: Download and Install Debugging Tools for Windows and4. Optional: Download and extract to a folderListed below are the Step-by-Step instructions without the screenshots. At the bottom of this post you can download my original doc with screenshots.1. Click on Start, Programs and launch the ERD Commander Boot Media Wizard2. Browse to where your Windows CD is located.3.
This step is going to extract the files and create a temp location to build your image.4. Select your tools. I kept the default which is everything.5. On my ERD Commander Recovery Disk I wanted to add the Debugging Tools and Symbols. You must have the tools already installed on your computer before you start the ERD Commander Boot Media Wizard.6. System Sweeper Definition gives you the ability to triage an infected system.7.
You need internet connectivity to download the updates.8. I didn’t need to add any additional drivers to my boot disk.9. I added the Debug Symbols to my ERD Commander Boot disk just in case I needed them in the future. This will help me if I am ever in a squeeze and I need to launchCrash Analyzer to view a dump without being connected to the internet. All I have to do is point the Crash Analyzer Wizard to thefollowing path: X:WindowsDebugSymbols and it should be able to read my symbols.Important:Remember the ERD Commander Boot disk has to load in memory.
So whatever you dump on your ERD Commander Boot disk make sure the computer you are wanting to triage has adequate memory to support the size of your boot disk.10. I chose the default path to put the.ISO.11. This step is creating your ERD Commander Recovery Disk. Make sure you have adequate space on this drive otherwise this process will fail.Trust me I know.12. Select your burning device.13.
Burn Baby Burn14. Your ERD Commander Recovery Disk is done!!Now go and save the world.
Thank you for clarifying MSDaRT installation procedure. What to do with this error:—————————ERD Commander Boot Media Wizard—————————Failed to apply Windows PE image.Error: Unknown error.—————————OK—————————when wizard is pointed to virtual DVD drive with mounted windows installation media and preparing files (Expanding boot image progress message).
Copying all files from DVD to a disk folder doesn’t help. What is wrong?This situation occurs on:1) MSDART 6.5 x86 on Win7 x86 Ultimate RTM (installed from enwindows7ultimatex86dvdX15-65921.iso)2) MSDART 6.5 x64 on Win2008 R2 x64 Enterprise RTM (installed from enwindowsserver2008r2standardenterprisedatacenterandwebx64dvdx15-59754.iso). I have a working Win7 x64 laptop, and a broken Win7 x86 desktop. I need to run Locksmith from DaRT on the desktop.MDOP 2009R2 will only let me install the x64 version on my laptop. Fair enough, but the Boot Media Wizard asks for a Windows 7 Boot Image DVD.
I pointed it at the Windows7 Ultimate (x64 and x86) MSDN disc (Disc 4618, Nov 2009) that was used to installWin7 on the laptop (and the desktop) in the first place.The Boot Media Wizard fails with the message 'The Windows DVD that you are using should have the matching processor architecture with your operating system'.A) The DVD does of course contain the correct image. How can I convince the Boot Media Wizard of this fact?B) I really want to make an x86 bootable disk anyway.
Am I ever going to be able to do that from an x64 MDOP installation? I kind of thought I’d be given a choice at some pointHiTonyman108,Sorryfor your frustration. When I created all my ERD boot dvd’s for each individual OS andarchitecture (x86 and x64) I created them on HYPER-V VM’s. I found this to be the easiest way.
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I recommend you try loading a VM with the OS and specific architecture (x86 or x64) relevant to the DaRT version and the specific architectureof your OS (x86 or x64).-Shane. I was wondering if someone could tell me how to install 'Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack 2010'and give tell some details.i am new at this, it will be grateful if someone could explain to me in step by step, how to burn Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack 2010 in to a DVD.
By the way do i have to add any other software to burn or just this Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack 2010.can i use Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack 2010with XP, VISA and win7 or i have to use different tools.I mean to changed the password and recover the data and etc. but when i start ERD and try to use locksmith it says locksmith'Tools require a offline support OS'. Must agree with Leonard Shelby. After carefully following the recipe required to create an ERDC65.iso, then burning it to DVD and booting the locked-out system, I get the 'Tool requires a supported offline os' message. Nothing about it in ERDC's Help, and Googling that phrase gets zero hits.In the first place, why do you only get two choices on ERDC bootup and have to pretend to go through the 'restore my system' path to finally get to the ERDC tools? Even though the system in question has no problem booting, I tried the other choice–'repair startup problems'–and after 5 minutes I'm still looking at 'Attempting repairs' (and 'The current operation cannot be cancelled').
Really Microsoft, at long last, WTF?.