i want to replace cmd with powershell

[xunling]

hi,

is it possible to boot in ptrotected mode and replace the cmd prompt
with powershell.exe?

im askin as i want to type [run] -> cmd, as usual but i want to
uninstall cmd and replace it with powershell,
same with notepad

is it possible to replace notepad with scite.exe?

i tried to remove notepad, but after a reboot all changes are
undone...

i got no clue about powershell

thx

 

[Terry R.]

The date and time was 2/5/2008 2:30 PM, and on a whim, (e-mail address removed)
pounded out on the keyboard:

hi,

is it possible to boot in ptrotected mode and replace the cmd prompt
with powershell.exe?

im askin as i want to type [run] -> cmd, as usual but i want to
uninstall cmd and replace it with powershell,
same with notepad

is it possible to replace notepad with scite.exe?

i tried to remove notepad, but after a reboot all changes are
undone...

i got no clue about powershell

thx

No, because of System File Protection. Best to create a shortcut on
your Desktop and launch them that way.


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Terry R.

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[xunling]

The date and time was 2/5/2008 2:30 PM, and on a whim, (e-mail address removed)
pounded out on the keyboard:

hi,

is it possible to boot in ptrotected mode and replace the cmd prompt
with powershell.exe?

im askin as i want to type [run] -> cmd, as usual but i want to
uninstall cmd and replace it with powershell,
same with notepad

is it possible to replace notepad with scite.exe?

i tried to remove notepad, but after a reboot all changes are
undone...

i got no clue about powershell

thx

No, because of System File Protection. Best to create a shortcut on
your Desktop and launch them that way.

--
Terry R.

***Reply Note***
Anti-spam measures are included in my email address.
Delete NOSPAM from the email address after clicking Reply.

well, it is possible.
if i could mount my filesystem under linux i could easyly replace the
two files with any other.
Windows only check the "undo log", but windows has no "checksum
controll" or something,
does noone know howto?