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故障恢复控制台（Recovery Console） Use the recovery console to restore the system If there is a problem with the XP Windows operating system, we can first use the function of the recovery console to help the system recover. When the security mode and other startup methods are invalid, you may consider using the fault recovery console. If you have a good backup, it is recommended that you use the backup to restore the system I. recovery console First, you have to make sure that the recovery console has been installed. If not, you can install it in the following way: Insert the Windows XP installation disk into the CD-ROM drive. Click start, and then click run. In the open box, type F:\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons, where F is the drive letter of the CD-ROM drive. At this point, the Windows installation dialog box appears, which shows the recovery console options. The system prompts you to confirm the installation. Click to begin the installation process. Restart the computer. The next time you start your computer, youll see the Microsoft Windows recovery console item on the startup menu. Note: you can also use the UNC to install the fault recovery console through a network share location. Two. Use the recovery console You can enable and disable services, formatted drive, read and write local drive (including is formatted using the NT file system (NTFS) data on the drive) can also perform many other management tasks. The fault recovery console is especially useful if you need to repair your computer by copying files from disk or CD to the hard disk, or if you need to reconfigure the service that causes the computer to fail to start properly. If you cannot start the computer, you can start the disk from the Microsoft WindowsXP or run the recovery console from the Windows XP disk. This article describes how to perform this function. After you install the Windows XP on your computer, you need to start the computer using the Windows XP boot disk or the Windows XP disk and use the reco