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How create a DOS BOOT disk that can read and write to NTFS partitions/drives/files?

 
 
Joe Donaldson
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      25th Jun 2004
How create a DOS SYSTEM BOOTABLE diskette to read and write NTFS?

Since I have been out of work for 11 months, I thought I would perform
some PC repair and support on the side. I have not yet needed this but
know I will some day and that is to be able to replace system or
read-only files that are reserved by Windows.

Hence I need to boot to DOS and be able to access these files.


I saw a program called:
NTFSDOS, but I do not know its price on sysinternals.com

Not sure if there are other (free) utilities out there or something to
allow one to read the files (and bypass security I spose) outside of
windows for reapir purposes only.


Also not sure if there are limitations on the size of the partition it
can read, long file name issues, etc..


Thanks,
Joe
 
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John Wunderlich
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      26th Jun 2004
(E-Mail Removed) (Joe Donaldson) wrote in
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> How create a DOS SYSTEM BOOTABLE diskette to read and write NTFS?
>
> Since I have been out of work for 11 months, I thought I would
> perform some PC repair and support on the side. I have not yet
> needed this but know I will some day and that is to be able to
> replace system or read-only files that are reserved by Windows.
>


If a bootable CD will fit the bill, try freeware BartPE

<http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/>

HTH,
John
 
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Dave Patrick
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      26th Jun 2004
Use the recovery console.

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"Joe Donaldson" wrote:
| How create a DOS SYSTEM BOOTABLE diskette to read and write NTFS?
|
| Since I have been out of work for 11 months, I thought I would perform
| some PC repair and support on the side. I have not yet needed this but
| know I will some day and that is to be able to replace system or
| read-only files that are reserved by Windows.
|
| Hence I need to boot to DOS and be able to access these files.
|
|
| I saw a program called:
| NTFSDOS, but I do not know its price on sysinternals.com
|
| Not sure if there are other (free) utilities out there or something to
| allow one to read the files (and bypass security I spose) outside of
| windows for reapir purposes only.
|
|
| Also not sure if there are limitations on the size of the partition it
| can read, long file name issues, etc..
|
|
| Thanks,
| Joe


 
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