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Hi all,
What is the minium I can get away with for re-boot floppies, password
resets, emergency recovery, reg backups, etc. on a XP-SP2 machine.

I have lots of floppies stacked up on top of my m/c. all labeled with
re-boot, reg bak, etc. etc.

Is it possible to burn all these onto one CD, and hence the question, what
should be on this CD to enable me to recover from just about anything. ( got
XP disks separately ) ???

many thanks
Simplefi
 
Depends on what you're doing but most repairs can be effected from the
recovery console. So you can either boot from the install CD-Rom or install
the RC as a startup option.

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:
| Hi all,
| What is the minium I can get away with for re-boot floppies, password
| resets, emergency recovery, reg backups, etc. on a XP-SP2 machine.
|
| I have lots of floppies stacked up on top of my m/c. all labeled with
| re-boot, reg bak, etc. etc.
|
| Is it possible to burn all these onto one CD, and hence the question, what
| should be on this CD to enable me to recover from just about anything. (
got
| XP disks separately ) ???
|
| many thanks
| Simplefi
 
Simplefi said:
What is the minium I can get away with for re-boot floppies, password
resets, emergency recovery, reg backups, etc. on a XP-SP2 machine.

I have lots of floppies stacked up on top of my m/c. all labeled with
re-boot, reg bak, etc. etc.

Is it possible to burn all these onto one CD, and hence the question,
what should be on this CD to enable me to recover from just about
anything. ( got XP disks separately ) ???
Click to expand...

Google for the "Windows Ultimate Boot CD".. Create one.
 
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