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  What is AHMER's Multi Bootable CD 12.0 AHMER's BootCD (also known as ABCD) is a bootable software CD containing a number of diagnostic programs such as partitioning agents, system performance benchmarks, disk cloning and imaging tools, data recovery tools, MBR tools, BIOS tools, and many others for fixing various computer problems. ABCD can be considered a valuable tool for use in troubleshooting and recovery of computers. First time it introduce in web. As it is bootable, the operating system of the computer need not be available for the tools to be usable. All that is required is that the computer is able to run Microsoft Windows and Linux. Most of the tools are also available when the operating system is already running. Distribution AHMER's BootCD is available as an ISO image zipped together with other information such as its changelog. The image file can be burned to a CD or onto a USB flash drive for use on computers that support booting from USB. 

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The reason for XP/VISTA/7 behaving like this with certain programs is because the Registry setting for License no longer has correct permissions. Below is the fix. 1. From an Administrator account, run Regedit.exe. 2. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Licenses. 3. Right-click on that key in the left pane (the one that shows folders) and select "Permissions". 4. Use the Remove button to remove all users and groups from the permissions box. 5. Then click the Add button and in the "Enter the object names to select" box, type "Everyone" (without the quotes), then click the Check Names button. 6. The Everyone you just typed should become underlined, if the system recognizes it. 7. Click OK to return to the main permissions dialog; you'll now see only one entry, for the Everyone group. 8. Below it, select the box for "Full Control - Allow", which should also turn on Read - Allow. Then hit the OK button to finish i