In a message dated 10/17/2006 02:54:25 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I see, well mine were not company associated, they were built by techs to my
requirements..I never heard of a rescue disk until recently..--Phyllis
Phyllis
I think it is probably the restore disk that is provided where the operating
system is preinstalled on the computer that you mean? Otherwise, you have
to create your own, as you have windows XP the following is appropriate:
Windows XP
Here the rescue disk is called ASR (Automated System Recovery) disk. This
disk can only be created when you take a back up of your system files. For the
same, go to Start>Programs>Accessories>System tools>Backup. From the Tools
menu, select the ASR wizard and take a back up of the files. You can create a
disk for starting up the system in MS-DOS mode by right clicking on the floppy
disk icon, selecting the format option and then checking Create a Disk to
start in MS_DOS only option.
While using rescue disks, remember that if your system crashes, you will also
need to have the Windows installation CD for complete recovery of your OS.
Of course Jim can do lots more with Acronis and Norton Ghost he can
automatically backup and restore everything.
Paris
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