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4. Are there any hard disk limitations of RecoveryEasy?
RecoveryEasy supports all kinds of current IDE hard disks and has no limita-
tion on the hard disk capacity. RecoveryEasy can not provide its function for
some special hard disk types such as SCSI, but it will not affect their usage.
5. Are there any OS limitations of RecoveryEasy?
RecoveryEasy supports current operating systems such as DOS, Windows
95/98. However in Windows NT, Windows 2000, Unix and OS2 systems,
users should notice that the disk tools bundled in the OS could change the
mirror partition. On the other hand, since users can create partition with
RecoveryEasy, it is unnecessary to use other disk tools.
6. Why does the remainder size plus partitions size not match the total
size shown in RecoveryEasy sometimes?
When the location of partitions is not continuous, the above problem exists.
7. Are there any other disk partition tools that can modify the partition table
made by RecoveryEasy?
RecoveryEasy provides a write-protect function, so the disk tools such as
Fdisk, Partition Magic, BootMenu, SmartDisk and BootStar can not modify the
partition table created by RecoveryEasy. Some of the applications even
terminate during operation. However the disk tools bundled in the OS such as
Windows NT, Windows 2000, Unix and OS2 could change the mirror partition.
8. Why does it happen that a prompt "installation can not continue" pops
up when installing Windows98 or a yellow exclamation mark shown
beside IDE device in system properties?
During Windows 98 installation, the installation program will write to MBR
(Master Boot Record) which is protected by RecoveryEasy, therefore the
installation will be terminated. To avoid this problem, a "ATTRIB PAR" button
is provided in Recovery User Interface. Enable this switch before installing
Windows 98, then the installation will be successfully completed. In order to
remove the yellow question mark before IDE devices in Device Manager,
enable this switch once more after system reboot.
9. Why does the converting of FAT16->FAT32 in PQ Magic go wrong?
MBR will be accessed when converting FAT16 to FAT32 with PQ Magic, which
is protected by RecoveryEasy, therefore the conversion will be invali-date.
Enabling the " ATTRIB PAR" switch from Recovery User Interface before
converting can avoid this problem. It's the same situation as "FAT32 Converter"
provided in Windows98.
10. What if partitions be wrongly deleted in RecoveryEasy?
If users delete a partition in RecoveryEasy by mistake, they can save it by
pressing the Reset button on their system at once. Do not press the "ESC"
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