Ok so im trying to check if any of you know how to disable the Windows File Protection Sevice.

what windows file protection service actually does is that when for example you tweak or hack a system file windows will actually replace it with the original one. And im doing some hacking stuff and i cant stay with the file i hacked cause the service actually replaces the file.

so does anyone know how i can disable this?

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U can replace system files only at safe mode. Otherwise it is almost impossible, depending on which files are you trying to replace.

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If what Khalua said is true, then you can't edit system files nonetheless.

Therefore, what I would do is download a Linux Live CD (try Knoppix) and access the Windows volume that way.

Keep in mind, one false move and your system's toast.

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