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4.7
Rebooting Your Hard Drive (Data Deleted)
Cause and
If you have created a system diskette and a backup copy of the hard drive,
Remedy
you can reboot your hard drive again. The directories and files present on
your hard drive when you created your backup diskette are recreated.
1. Start your PC with the inserted system diskette.
2. Partition your hard drive with the FDISK MS-DOS command.
(You must have knowledge of the system to carry this out.)
3. Format the hard drive with the FORMAT MS-DOS command and the /s
option (for example, FORMAT c: / s). The option /s causes the
system files you need to start the operating system to be copied to the
hard drive.
Under
Re-create your files on the hard disk. Use the XCOPY MS-DOS command
MS-DOS 6.22
and your backup diskettes, which have been created as specified in
Section 3.11. Insert the first backup diskette.
1. Start copying the data to the hard disk using the following command:
A: <CR>
XCOPY *.* C:\ /s<CR>
2. After the first diskette has been copied, insert the next diskette. Repeat
this procedure until all diskettes have been copied. Now you have
re-established the hard disk's original delivery status.
3. If your hard disk still works incorrectly after you have carried out these
steps, it needs to be exchanged.
SIMATIC PC RI25/45
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Error Diagnostics
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