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Win 2000 also has a command called RUNAS, which allows a user to run specific tools and programs with different permissions than the user's current logon provides. Syntax : RUNAS [/profile] [/env] [/netonly] /user:UserAccountName program Parameters: /profile Name of the user's profile. /env Specifies that the current network environment be used instead of the user's local environment. /netonly Indicates that the user information specified is for remote access only. /user: UserAccountName Name of the user account under which to run the program. Format should be user@domain or domain\user. program The program or command to run using the account specified in /user. NTLDR is the bootstrap loader for win 2000 , and is responsible for the following operations Enabling the user to select an operating system to start. Loading the operating system files from the boot partition. Controlling the operating system selection process and hardware detection prior to the Windows 2000 kernel initialization. NTLDR and the following files must be in the active partition of your hard drive. Ntdetect.com BOOT.INI Bootsect.dos (if you plan to boot more than one operating system on your computer) NTDETECT.COM detects installed hardware during the win 2000 startup sequence. It passes this information to NTLDR and places a list in the registry. Ntdetect.com detects the following components: Computer ID Bus/adapter type SCSI adapters Video adapters Keyboard Communication ports Parallel ports Floppy disks Mouse/pointing device Floating-point coprocessor NTBOOTDD.SYS Needed only if you are using a SCSI-controlled boot partition, and the SCSI adapter does not have a SCSI BIOS enabled.