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New version, has more recovery and other software on it than you can shake a stick at. Now fills up a whole CD. It's free.
Boots to a multichoice screen, including the main CD, Memtest; Windows recovery console, Boot & Nuke and others.
Main program is setup as a pseudo Win XP screen with all software programs available from the Start button and icons on main screen.
This is well worth having, a very valuable tool.
Be sure to read the instructions. Basically you install the downloaded file (239Mb) to your hard disk, load your Win XP CD to a folder on your hard disk, create the ISO and then burn the ISO.
I don't know if it will work with Vista, I'll have to try that, but it works very well indeed with XP.
I used a Win XP CD I'd created where I'd slipstreamed SP3.
Anyways folks, if you give it a whirl be sure to report back here in this thread what you think of it.
New version, has more recovery and other software on it than you can shake a stick at. Now fills up a whole CD. It's free.
Boots to a multichoice screen, including the main CD, Memtest; Windows recovery console, Boot & Nuke and others.
Main program is setup as a pseudo Win XP screen with all software programs available from the Start button and icons on main screen.
This is well worth having, a very valuable tool.
Be sure to read the instructions. Basically you install the downloaded file (239Mb) to your hard disk, load your Win XP CD to a folder on your hard disk, create the ISO and then burn the ISO.
I don't know if it will work with Vista, I'll have to try that, but it works very well indeed with XP.
I used a Win XP CD I'd created where I'd slipstreamed SP3.
Anyways folks, if you give it a whirl be sure to report back here in this thread what you think of it.