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Jim Langston
Okay, this might have been asked before, but how do you DISABLE EWF?
I have used Slobodan's excellent RAM EWF .SLD file (Thanks, Slobodan!), and
everything works nicely... FBA beats up on my HDD, system reboots, I install
all of my software and drivers that I can't get componentized (National
Instruments GPIB drivers... <grrrrrr>), and tell EWF to protect my boot
volume ("ewfmgr -enable C:"). I reboot, and "Voila!", I'm protected.
Problem is, what if I need to update software on the boot volume?
"ewfmgr -disable C:" produces a nice "Failed setting protected volume
configuration with error 87" message, and that's all she wrote.
Is there any way to UNPROTECT the volume?
Thanks,
Jim
I have used Slobodan's excellent RAM EWF .SLD file (Thanks, Slobodan!), and
everything works nicely... FBA beats up on my HDD, system reboots, I install
all of my software and drivers that I can't get componentized (National
Instruments GPIB drivers... <grrrrrr>), and tell EWF to protect my boot
volume ("ewfmgr -enable C:"). I reboot, and "Voila!", I'm protected.
Problem is, what if I need to update software on the boot volume?
"ewfmgr -disable C:" produces a nice "Failed setting protected volume
configuration with error 87" message, and that's all she wrote.
Is there any way to UNPROTECT the volume?
Thanks,
Jim