questions about formating
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- Slaughter2
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questions about formating
I'm about to format my hard disk, I do have a few version of win xp, any good ways to do this, I like to save my config in wolf and some stuff, any way to do that, I would like a good way to do it any help
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- shockwave203
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backup the wolf file that has your config settings on a floppy disc or CD, because once you format your disc everything is gone.
- Slaughter2
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lol too late, no I have to d/l 1.4 to the newest 1.43 and damn I have to find it, but damn everything is running fast
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- cavalierlwt
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Take my advice on this:
Make a backup image of your new partition using Ghost or any one of the imaging programs out there, before anything bad happens (virus, spyware, etc) and then you can restore to the image whenever you feel the need. Take maybe 15 minutes to restore an image, take me about 15 minutes to copy my important files/document over to another partition before I restore, 15 minutes to copy them back after restoring. So, 45 minutes and I am up and running again.
Make a backup image of your new partition using Ghost or any one of the imaging programs out there, before anything bad happens (virus, spyware, etc) and then you can restore to the image whenever you feel the need. Take maybe 15 minutes to restore an image, take me about 15 minutes to copy my important files/document over to another partition before I restore, 15 minutes to copy them back after restoring. So, 45 minutes and I am up and running again.
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