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To: PMS Witch who wrote (21370)	7/16/2001 12:32:11 PM
From: Bob Pittsfield	Read Replies (2) of 110653

I used your post #13327 to create my boot disk and it boots up properly with access to my CD drive. I understand about the FAT 32. To restore your image from D: to C: you'll must have both Drive Image software and the image you wish to restore available. The Drive Image Software exists on the drive that will have been removed, however I would think that the Drive Image rescue disks should have enough on them to restore the image from D after formatting. Otherwise what good would an image be in the event of the C drive crashing? I may be missing something here but I originally bought Drive Image 4.0 (and the D drive), in the belief that I would be able to restore the image from D on to a new C drive in the event of a crash of C. COMMAND.COM contains the code for processing DOS commands. It is necessary to boot your system. It will NOT restore an image or format a disk. (Nothing else will work in DOS if it's missing.) Does this mean that my boot disk, setup as above, will not format the new C: drive? Thanks for your patience. Bob

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