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To: E who wrote (26643)	4/15/2002 5:35:15 PM
From: PMS Witch	Read Replies (1) of 110593

Also, if I put the same software back, won't this problem recur? You won't be putting the same software back. You'll be reloading your software from distribution CDs. When finished, you'll have system files that are factory fresh and error free. You can then begin the inevitable process of corrupting Windows all over again. But there's an answer... When you have your system running perfectly, make a copy. When it becomes a mess again, restore it using this copy. Cheers, PW. powerquest.com #reply-10467738 Installing OS #reply-11324608 Drive Image #reply-11365527 Drive Image #reply-11894130 Starting over #reply-14015293 Drive Image recommendation #reply-14016199 Drive Image test #reply-14215415 Back-up considerations #reply-14871252 Re-installing Windows #reply-14968193 Product key #reply-15359794 Image before installing new software #reply-15363821 Image vs. Back-up #reply-15688284 Record Windows settings #reply-14813130 Yet another DI post

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