Notes
Outline
Create a Bootable CD Rescue Disk
Combine multiple rescue disks on a single bootable disk.
Customize boot for faster, more efficient operation.
Not susceptible to magnetic degradation
Virus Free
Overview
Requirements
Prepare Rescue Folders
Create Windows Start-up Disk
Test Rescue System
Burn Bootable CD
Requirements:
PC (Bios) supports CD boot.
Access to CD Burner
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Prepare Rescue Folders
Create the various rescue disks and transfer to folders on hard drive.
Partition Magic    (PartMag)
Drive Image         (DrvImage)
Norton AV            (NAV)
Western Digital    (WestDig)
Zip Guest             (ZipDrive)
 ERU                    (ERU)
Command            (Command)
Create Windows Start-Up Disk
Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Start-up Disk, Create Disk.
EXCEPTION:  Do not copy this disk to Hard Drive.
Test Rescue Folders
Insert Windows Start-up floppy and restart computer.
At the Dos Prompt use the change directory  command (cd)  to go to the folder containing the program; eg “cd c:\drvimage”. Once inside the folder, enter “autoexec” to start the rescue program.
Repeat this for the other Rescue Folders until satisfied that programs are functional.
Create Bootable CD
Roxio (Adaptec)
Back in Windows
Insert Blank CD-R or CD-RW disk in the drive.
From “Easy CD Creator” use option to create a Data CD not a Direct CD.
Select File, New CD Project, Bootable CD
Insert Windows Start-Up Disk at Prompt
Drag other rescue folders from top pane to bottom pane(CD Layout) in CD Creator Window.
Click the “Create CD” icon.
Create Bootable CD
Nero
Nero 5.5>bootable CD>choose advance option (1.44 MBfloppy simulation)
Put windows 98 startup disk into the floppy drive.
Drag rescue folders into the Nero compilation folder
Burn the CD
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Refinements: WindowsBoot Files
Eliminate Menu Choice for CD-Rom Support
Eliminate RAM Drive for file space
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Refinements: Rescue Folders
Eliminate “stand alone” boot procedures.
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References
Combine Your Rescue Disks on a Single CD
      http://www.pcworld.com/resource/printable/article/0,aid,68767,00.asp
Enhancing Windows Me's Startup Disk
      http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2644164,00.html
Create a Rescue Disk That Reads Your CD-ROM
     http://www.geocities.com/~budallen/cdrescue.html