Scott Barnes
CTO, StorageCraft

• Re: Recovery CD

  Hey Bluefish, In Power2Go, on the "Select a Burning Task" window, click on "Disc Utilities then "Burn Disc Image". All you have to do then is browse for the ISO and burn the disc.

  Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by fbmachines on 07-02-2009

• Re: Recovery CD

  Just to check - when you burnt the CD, did you see a single ISO file on the drive? If so, then you need to select the burn option that writes the CD image within the ISO file, not the file itself. There should be an option for that on the DVD/CD Burn software. (Check the help file in Power2Go and search for ISO)

  Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by FTTester on 07-02-2009

• Re: Recovery CD

  Hi FT Thanks for the clue. I did the search and found a post that advised me to create a bootable CD using my usual burning software. Well, the Vista Home Premium 64-bit that came on my HP computer is " Cyberlink Power2Go " and it does not support burning a bootable CD. I used this software to create the installation disk mentioned in my first...

  Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by bluefish on 07-02-2009

• Re: Recovery CD

  Please search forum for "Recovery Environment".

  Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by FTTester on 07-02-2009

• Re: How to restore all Documents from Explore?

  [quote user="eturk"] Oh this is horrible! I've got a Dell laptop and they have 4 partitions. Seems Shadow protect was only backing up the 10GB restore partition, not my main drive. It looks like backup drive was full so it stopped doing full & incremental of main drive. this would be a catastrophic failure of the backup program! why...

  Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by FTTester on 07-02-2009