How do I get a command prompt in Windows NT 4? [hex editing] [boot disk]

Q: Ive done some hex editing the explorer.exe file and need to place the new version in my directory when Explorer is not running. How can I do? I assume that something can be done with a boot disk, but I can not find out. Thanks for any help you can offer .

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Best Answer: I think you are trying to get us to answer test questions for you. You won't learn much that way. Do your work, read the text, LEARN! You really can't count on the answers you get here anyway, like the password answer.

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Re:That did it! thanks guys!

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Re:guy, you could start the NT Command Prompt(Start->Programs->Command Prompt) and then kill off Explorer using the NT Task Mananger. Then you can place the new version using DOS commands in the Command Prompt window.

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