WfpReplace
UPDATE: I now recommend using WfpDeprotect, also a free utility by us, which will deprotect files and folders for 1 minute, allowing you to do whatever permenant operation you wish on them during that period.
WfpReplace will replace a WFP (Windows File Protection) protected file without having to boot into safe mode.
Usage
WfpReplace is a console mode utility that works just like the 'Copy' command.
- WfpReplace [destfile] [srcfile]
- Where [destfile] is the protected file you want to replace.
- Where [srcfile] is the file you will replace it with.
WfpReplace is FREE, but donations are encouraged if you find this software useful.
Also try Process Lasso, our free process priority optimizer.
