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• 1
  drask

  

  A mi si me pide que permia el sitio Google para que me instale la barra, curioso.... Ahorita le tomo un screenshot por si no me cren :p.

  08 jul 2005 00:41:21

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• 2
  manu

  

  pues es raro, a mi no me salia, tendre que investigar algo

  08 jul 2005 00:44:46

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• 3
  drask

  

  Muy extraño, acabo de instalar la barra en otra computadora y no pide la auntentificación, solo a mi?.. mira: [img84.imageshack.us]

  08 jul 2005 00:46:58

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  robert

  

  Welcome to My Boot Disk!

  The award-winning premier Windows Boot Disk Creation Tool for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

  Introduction
  My Boot Disk creates start-up disk with mouse support and dozens of system-repairing utilities, including boot-up fix, file extraction, drive partitioning, rapid installation, disk format, Attributes change, file deletion, file copy, disk scan and more. It installs Windows faster, troubleshoots varieties of boot or crash problems and discover potential file damage.

  Windows NT technology based systems such as Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP will not be out of luck. My Boot Disk provides the solution of booting up Windows NT/2000/XP with only one floppy disk. This enables users to troubleshoot multiple operating system boot crash and boot files damage cases.

  My Boot Disk creates both Boot Disk and Repair Disk. They are generally machine specific, i.e., they are made according to your system configuration.

  One of the exciting functions of the software is to download standard Boot Disk from the Internet, which includes MS-DOS 5.00, MS-DOS 6.20, MS-DOS 6.21, MS-DOS 6.22, Windows 95 OEM, Windows 95B, Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows NT 3.51, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP. After download, you may insert your floppy disk and make it thereafter.

  My Boot Disk also backup and restore system important files as well as important personal files including Outlook Express mails, Address Book and IE Favorites.

  Features

  ü Fix boot problem.
  ü Fix system crash
  ü Extract file from Microsoft Windows CD.
  ü Drive Partitioning.
  ü Rapid installation environment for Microsoft Windows.
  ü Clean installation creation.
  ü File and directory operations
  ü Discover potential file damage.
  ü Backup and restore important system files.
  ü Backup and restore important personal files.
  ü Boot up Windows NT/2000/XP with only one floppy disk.
  ü Download a variety of standard Boot Floppy Disks from the Internet.

  System Requirements

  System Requirements:
  · Intel Pentium or AMD K5 Class CPU or Higher.
  · 8mb Ram.
  · 10mb of Uncompressed Hard Drive Space.
  · Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP

  Recommended System:
  · Intel Pentium II or AMD K6 Class CPU.
  · 16mb Ram.
  · 35mb of Uncompressed Hard Drive Space.
  · Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP.
  · An internet connection.

  Using My Boot Disk
  Make a Boot Disk for your own:

  Click ‘Boot Disk' button to create a Boot Disk based on your system configuration. For Windows 95/98/Me user, a Boot Disk with CD-ROM support will be created. For Windows NT/2000/XP user, a Boot Disk, which enables fast boot-up with SCSI and CD-ROM support, will be created.

  Make a Repair Disk for your own:

  Click ‘Repair Disk' button to create a Repair Disk according to the configuration of your system. For Windows 95/98/Me user, a Repair Disk with numerous utilities and CD-ROM support will be created. For Windows NT/2000/XP user, a Repair Disk with a Repair Console will be created, which enables user to fix boot and crash problem, repair file system damage and troubleshoot cases.

  Download Boot Disk from Internet:

  Before clicking 'Download' button, you are required to choose which operating system you desire to download. All downloads are from reliable sources, all the boot disks are standard boot floppy disks released by Microsoft or by OEMs. For some operating systems, the number of the boot disks is more than one. For example, Windows 2000 requires 4 floppy disks.

  Make from Image:
  You may use My Boot Disk software to create floppy disk from an disk image. If you want to access NTFS partition under DOS, you need a special utility called NTFS Reader. So you may download NTFS Reader Disk Image from the Internet, and choose “Make”->”Make from Image” to create the NTFS Reader Disk.

  Install Repair Console: [Only available for Windows 2000 and Windows XP user]
  You may install the repair console from your Microsoft Windows CD to your hard disk. When your system goes south, i.e. will not boot up or encounter system crash, you may boot your computer with your Repair Disk.
  Generally, when Repair Disk is made, the Repair Console is automatically installed to your hard disk.

  Remove Repair Console: [Only available for Windows 2000 and Windows XP user]
  This will free up to 8 MB disk space for your hard disk. It is not recommended.

  Backup system data:
  Backup important system files to a specified folder. These files include boot-up system files and system configuration files.

  Backup personal data:
  Backup Outlook Express mails and Address Book as well as IE Favorites.

  Restore system data:
  Generally, all system files will be backed up to C:BootBkup folder by default. If you could not boot in Microsoft Windows, then you should use the Repair Disk to boot up your computer and copy all files located in C:BootBkup folder to your root folder of Drive C. If you could merely boot in Microsoft Windows, then use the software to restore by choosing from the Restore menu.

  Restore personal data:
  Restore Outlook Express mails and Address Book as well as IE Favorites. This function could not be performed under DOS. Usually your personal data are stored in the sub-directory “BootConf” of where My Boot Disk has been installed.

  Update:
  Always use this function to visit our website, and find the latest version.

  Frequently Asked Questions
  What is a Boot Disk and what is a Repair Disk?

  A boot disk contains the few essential files and programs your computer needs when it won't start due to a virus or corrupted files. While Repair Disks besides boot-up function, also enable you to work around system crash and fix file damage or even format a computer hard drive so that it will accept files needed to install a computer operating system.

  My Boot Disk fails to boot up?

  Please check whether you have set up the correct sequence of booting. If you want to boot from floppy, for some computers, you need to modify the boot sequence in your BIOS / CMOS. Also, you should make sure that the floppy you used is not a bad disk and does not contain bad sectors. This can be verified by performing a full format instead of a quick format.

  Creating Repair Disk with your software, a Disk Full error appeared, why?

  It seems that you inserted a non-empty floppy. Please insert an empty floppy disk and try again. Or you may format the non-empty floppy.

  The Boot Disk and the Repair Disk contain no file after creation, why?

  Important system boot-up files are hidden and you will not see any of them. Just boot your computer with the disk.

  How can I access Windows 2000/XP NTFS partition with your Disk?

  Boot Disk will only boot your computer to your operating system. In order to access Windows 2000/XP NTFS partition, there are two ways,
  1. Make a Repair Disk under Windows 2000/XP, insert your Microsoft Windows CD as prompted. Boot your computer with the Repair Disk, and choose to boot from Windows 2000 Repair Console. With the console, simply type “Help”, you will find many useful commands that will troubleshoot your cases.
  2. Download “NTFS Reader Boot Disk” from the Internet, with which you may access Windows 2000/XP NTFS partition under DOS session.

  I want to re-flash my BIOS, which Disk should I choose?

  Re-flashing BIOS is a dangerous task and you should choose the simplest Boot Disk. And please create the Boot Disk under Windows 98 or Windows ME. Windows 2000 Boot Disk will not allow accessing BIOS directly.

  I am a Windows XP user and I can't see the use of your software.

  You can make a boot floppy for Windows XP by right clicking on the floppy drive icon, selecting format, then placing a checkmark in the "Create an MS-DOS startup disk". This option, however, offers a false sense of security. Because the XP boot disk you created won't start your CD-ROM or access any drives formatted with XP's NTFS file system. Please use My Boot Disk software to create a Repair Disk with Repair Console included.

  Successful Use Case
  Rescue Windows XP after installing Windows 2000 into the same partition:

  More often than not, we have the encountered the dilemma that after installing Windows 2000 into the same partition of Windows XP, Windows XP will not boot up to desktop, reporting that "HAL.DLL" error. It seems that Windows 2000 has overwritten some important boot files of Windows XP. We don't want to reinstall Windows 2000, since we have installed many applications and had sea of data stored there. How to solve this problem?
  Find a computer that has Windows XP installed, use My BootDisk software to create a boot floppy disk, and then insert the created disk to your computer, your Windows XP will revive from the status of being seemingly dead. So If you want to boot to Windows 2000, remove the floppy disk, which means booting from your hard disk. If you want to boot to Windows XP, insert the floppy. Therefore, you will have dual fully functional operating systems installed in the same partition, which seems hopeless without the aid of My BootDisk.

  Rescue Windows from a crash or damage:

  Users who has created a Repair Disk with My BootDisk software will enjoy the benefit of fixing the crashed or damaged system with the floppy. All useful commands are listed in the next chapter.

  Rescue Windows 2000/XP with a NTFS partition:

  Usually we have to boot up with Microsoft Windows CD or use a set of 4 floppy disc to repair our crashed or damaged system, if your hard disk contains NTFS partition. However, with the help of My BootDisk, you may use only one floppy to boot to the Repair Console to do whatever you want to do.

  Rescue Windows 95/98/Me from a boot type virus:
  Some virus will modify your Windows 95/98/Me Boot Sector, and you will not be able to boot to your Windows. If you have ever created a Repair Disk with My BootDisk, just use our automatic "FixBoot" command to solve the problem.

  Change Master Boot Record type:
  Windows 95/98/Me and Windows 2000/XP have quite a different type of Master Boot Record. If you want to install Windows 95/98/Me to a partition that has been ever occupied by Windows 2000/XP, the setup procedure will not be smooth. Just use the created Repair Disk to troubleshoot it by executing the command "FixMBR".

  Speed up the installation of any version of Microsoft Windows:
  If you want to format your hard drive and reinstall your Windows 95/98/Me or Windows 2000/XP, don't forget to create a Boot Disk in advance, boot your PC with this floppy, you will enjoy the accelerated speed of installation, usually 4 or 12 times faster than booting directly with the Microsoft CD.

  Rescue your Windows after installing Linux:
  After the installation of some specific Linux systems, Windows 2000 and Windows XP will not work any more. Why? Windows system files are intact, yet the boot record and boot files are erased or modified. How to solve this problem. Use the created Boot Disk to boot to your Windows, and use the Repair Disk to solve your trouble.

  Rescue your PC by creating a Repair Disk on other PC:
  If your PC becomes stagnant, you might run My BootDisk software on another computer to create a Repair Disk or a Boot Disk for your PC. However, there is an assumption, that is, the two PCs must have the same operating system installed.
  What if the PC have different operating sytems, you are suggested to use the "Download a Boot Disk from the Internet" function embedded in My BootDisk software. You might download any specific Windows operating system's standard Boot Disk ranging from MS-DOS 5.00 to Windows XP.

  More successful use cases will be found out:
  If you become a registered user of My BootDisk, you will find more successful and exciting use cases around you. Registration fee is USD 25 or EURO 25. After registration, you will enjoy free technical support and free upgrade, above all, My BootDisk will never expire.

  Utilities and Commands in the Repair Disk
  [Windows 95/98/Me Repair Disk]
  All Useful Commands

  FIXBOOT - Fix Boot Problem
  Rewrite Master Boot Records
  Transfer System files to your Hard Disk
  *If you have Windows 2000 or Windows XP installed on your
  computer, please do not run this command.

  FIXMBR - Fix Master Boot Records
  *If you have Windows 2000 or Windows XP installed on your
  computer, please do not run this command.

  REPAIR - Troubleshoot problem of missing WIN.INI or SYSTEM.INI, or
  replace corrupted WIN.INI, SYSTEM.INI with the good ones.

  FDISK - Drive Partitioning.

  EXTRACT - Extract file from Microsoft Windows CD.

  SMARTDRV - Run this command before you install or re-install Windows
  system. This will speed up the installation greatly.

  FORMAT - Format a floppy or a hard disk partition.

  DEBUG - Universal Debugger.

  CHKDSK - Discover potential file damage.

  MSCDEX - Microsoft CDROM Extension

  ATTRIB - Change file attributes.

  DELTREE - Erase a directory

  MEM - Display memory table and usage detail

  MOVE - Move file from one place to another, when applied to
  directory, rename the directory or folder.

  SUBST - Virtually mapping of a folder to a virtual drive letter.

  XCOPY - Directory copy utility.

  XCOPY32 - Enhanced folder copy utility.

  MOUSE - Microsoft and PS/2 Mouse driver.

  SYS - Transfer system files to a partition or a floppy disk.

  EDIT - A simple file editor like Notepad.

  MODE - Set mode.

  MORE - Display anything page by page.

  TYPE - View file content

  DISKCOPY - Duplicate floppy disk.

  Any commands followed by /? will display detailed usage and help.

  [Windows NT/2000/XP Repair Disk]
  All Useful Commands

  FIXBOOT - Fix Boot Problem
  Rewrite Master Boot Records
  Transfer System files to your Hard Disk

  FIXMBR - Fix Master Boot Records

  ATTRIB - Change file attributes.

  DISKPART - Drive Partitioning.

  CHKDSK - Discover potential file damage.

  DISABLE - Stop a Windows service.

  ENABLE - Start a Windows service.

  LISTSVC - Get the listing of all Windows services.

  EXPAND - Extract file from Microsoft Windows CD.

  FORMAT - Format a floppy or a hard disk partition.

  HELP - Get more help.

  MAP - Get network mapping information.

  LOGON - User log in.

  TYPE - View file content.

  EXIT - Exit Recovery Console and reboot.

  Any commands followed by /? will display detailed usage and help.

  How to Register

  Qwerks Product ID 6498

  You may evaluate My BootDisk ™ for free for a maximum period of 15 days. If you wish to keep on using it after 15 days, you have to register it with the author and pay a registration fee. The price for a single copy is US$ 25 or 25 Euro.

  Once you have registered, you will receive a registration code. You may use this code in exactly one copy of My BootDisk ™, installed on a single computer.

  The easiest way to register is to click the 'Buy' button at My BootDisk startup and then you are guided to Qwerks to register the software online, through the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) tunnel.

  There are a number of benefits to registering, these include:

  A registration code that will remove the startup-time Shareware Reminder
  No limitation in installing and restoring drivers
  Free upgrades
  Notification of all upgrades via Email
  You'll be supporting good software and provide even more incentives to make My BootDisk™ an even better program.

  Qwerks Online purchase/register address:

  https://www.qwerks.com/order/buynow.asp?ProductID=6466

  Qwerks Order by phone / FAX:

  Sales 1.888.282.5887
  Int’l Sales 1.801.444.2837
  Fax 1.801.497.9456

  Qwerks Check Order address:

  Qwerks.com Inc
  1648 West Willow Drive
  Kaysville, UT 84037
  USA

  18 jun 2006 22:19:00

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