Actually, this tip works for any partition of any NTFS formatted drive (except the partition with the Windows system files on it)… Windows XP, like 2000 before it, allows you to ‘mount’ drives as folders in a pre-existing logical drive. For example, if you had a computer with a 20GB disk formatted into a single partition and volume (drive c:), you could purchase a second drive, partition and format it from disk manager and then instead of giving it its own drive letter, add it to your c: drive as a directory. Any files added to that directory would of course be stored in the new HD.

This can come in extremely handy, as certain applications (databases come to mind) can grow extremely large, but may not support storing data on a (logically) separate drive.

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Here is a very simple and easy way to hack the college computer i.e. to change the password of admin when sitting on another PC on windows XP platform. . Seems to be a great method ya. .Ha Ha Ha

1) Go to the command prompt as:
Press CTRL+R to open run Window, In the run window type CMD
2) Generally a black command window opens
3) In the command window type:
net users
A list will appears of all the current users on the system
4) Then type:
net user “user_name” “new_password”
click enter and enjoy
Remember the user_name should be the name of the user to be change the password without double cotes.
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