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Automated System Recovery (ASR) Program: Where Located, Please ?
Hello:
Brand new XP user.
Have a new 4700.
a. Heard that it's a good idea to use that ASR (Automated System Recovery) program
periodically in case the system crashes.
Can't seem to find it.
Where is it located, please ?
b. Any other things I should do in case the system crashes, like creating emergency
boot disks, etc. ?
c. Read also about: "Copy the Ntldr and the Ntdetect.com files from the I386 folder on the Windows XP Setup CD-ROM"
Is this something to do, too ? Any place to get these files without going to the Setup CD, which came in a sealed package from Dell. Sort of hate to break it open, but will certainly do so if you advise that it's something very worthwhile to do ?
Thanks,
Bob
Brand new XP user.
Have a new 4700.
a. Heard that it's a good idea to use that ASR (Automated System Recovery) program
periodically in case the system crashes.
Can't seem to find it.
Where is it located, please ?
b. Any other things I should do in case the system crashes, like creating emergency
boot disks, etc. ?
c. Read also about: "Copy the Ntldr and the Ntdetect.com files from the I386 folder on the Windows XP Setup CD-ROM"
Is this something to do, too ? Any place to get these files without going to the Setup CD, which came in a sealed package from Dell. Sort of hate to break it open, but will certainly do so if you advise that it's something very worthwhile to do ?
Thanks,
Bob
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