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auto restore on win2k

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FrontlineWarrior

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Ok, so I'm running win2k and I want to replace a dll in the winnt/system32 directory. the problem is, win2k keeps over-writing the dll to the default. i think this has to do with that file protection thingy. is there an easy way to turn this 'feature' off?
 
No need to turn the feature off(Its a good thing!) Just make sure you rename the original dll to "blahblah.dllold" or similar and replace the files in both the system32 folder AND the hidden "dllcache" folder located within the system32 folder.
 
Why would you want to replace a .dll in \system32?

Methinks you're probably solving the wrong problem. There's no good reason (that I can think of) to replace a file in \system32.
 
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