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Number   :  1600
Date     :  2002-02-15
Author   :  rafi_d1
Subject  :  Advice on restoring from a "simple full-copied" disk
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Hi,
I have copied/backed-up (control-c -> control-v) disk c: (a 2 
GB ,FAT16, WIN95 boot) to a 
new drive - "f:" - a third logical drive on a disk with d-e-f . 
I used explorer's "folder-options" of "view all files" so I believe 
all system & hidden files are there (like /clone ?) .

Disk c: was corrupted and I need to restore it (temporarily running a 
win98 clean install on it, but without all the rest of previous 
installations). 

1. if there is a way XXCOPY can help ?
Is there a way to "move" older installed programs from f: back to c: 
(with the new win98) ?

2. if not - should I copy again from f: to d: - the first logical 
drive , and switch disks ?

3. or could I boot with a start-up diskette and use XXCOPY16 /CLONE 
to copy back f: to c: ? format c: first ?

Thanks,



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