J
Jeff W
Hi - an old WIN98SE trick I use is to do a weekly xcopy32 of the
\windows folder to \winstor on the same partition. Then, if I can't
boot (windows somehow corrupted), I boot to safe mode DOS, rename the
\windows folder to \winbad, and rename \winstor to \windows, and reboot,
and at least I'm up and running again. The actualy xcopy32 is
automatically scheduled.
I intend to stay wih FAT32.
Is this a useful trick for XP Home? . I know I would have to boot off
of floppy or CD ROM to do the rename, but is it a valid recovery mechanism?
thanks
/j
\windows folder to \winstor on the same partition. Then, if I can't
boot (windows somehow corrupted), I boot to safe mode DOS, rename the
\windows folder to \winbad, and rename \winstor to \windows, and reboot,
and at least I'm up and running again. The actualy xcopy32 is
automatically scheduled.
I intend to stay wih FAT32.
Is this a useful trick for XP Home? . I know I would have to boot off
of floppy or CD ROM to do the rename, but is it a valid recovery mechanism?
thanks
/j