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| can be used for both system restore and Windows GUI, variations of safe mode are accessed in the Advanced boot options.(SM/networking, SM/Command Prompt) |
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| accessed in the boot options. used for startup repair, system restore, a complete PC restore, or to run the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool. installation disc may be necessary |
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| Automated System Recovery. not a true disaster recovery backup program, the ASR option is included in the XP utility NTBackup, which can restore the system state. this includes user accounts, drive and network configeration, video settings, hardware and software settings and OS boot files. |
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1.Windows XP professional instalation CD
2.ASR backup
3.ASR floppy disk
4.Floppy drive installed |
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1. Open NTbackup, switch to advanced mode,if NTBackup starts in wizard mode then click ASR wizard button.
2.click next when the wizard dialog box comes up.
3.select the location where the backup will accure.click next
4.click finish to complete the wizard. |
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1.boot the system with the windows xp professional cd.
2.press F2 when prompted to start ASR process
3. insert the ASR floppy disk
4.provide the backup location
5.all apps and info will be restored from most recent backup |
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| emergency data repair. a windows 2000 comes with this emergency repair feature. |
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