IE Save As....

[IE Save As....]

When I click on File->Save as in IE6, the Save As Type field is always Web page, complete .

 

How do I change it so that Web page, HTML only comes up as default?

Thanks

[Overcoming limitations of Recovery Console]

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I install it as a bootup option, but you can boot from your CD iirc & use it there as well.

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APK

Do u mean if my HD is blank I can bootup system from Win2k CD & run Rec Console? If so, how to remove restrictions(HD is blank, so no secpol.msc to edit)?

[Restoring image backup(FAT32) to NTFS partition]

Why make sure that cluster size is 4k ?

[Overcoming limitations of Recovery Console]

Thanks Alex ! I found it and enabled it.

 

So, I'm assuming that one cannot use Rec Console if Win2k is not installed. Correct ?

[Restoring image backup(FAT32) to NTFS partition]

I currently have 2 partitions on my HD,

 

Drive C (FAT32,10GB) - Win2k SP2 + Other Programs

Drive D (FAT32,10GB) - Personal files/backup

 

I wanna use Ghost or DriveImage to make a full image backup of drive C. Let's say an image of drive C is successfully made, and then I format C as NTFS.

Then if I restore the image back to drive C(now NTFS), will there be any problems? Will Win2k run normally after being restored?

 

I asked this because I make the image when C is FAT32, so Win2k has no security features like file/folder permissions, encryption, etc..

When I restore Win2k to NTFS partition, will these security features magically appear or will Win2k crash like a silly a** ?

 

Thanks for any replies.

[Overcoming limitations of Recovery Console]

Quoting MS Article Q229716:

 

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Restrictions and Limitations of the Command Console

 

From the Windows Recovery Console you can only use the following folders:

 

The root folder

The %SystemRoot% folder and the subfolders of the Windows installation you are currently logged on to

The Cmdcons folder

Removable media drives such as CD-ROM drives

 

NOTE: If you try to obtain access to other folders, you receive an "Access Denied" error message. Also, while you are using the Windows Recovery Console, you cannot copy a file from the local hard disk to a floppy disk. You can copy a file from a floppy disk or CD-ROM to a hard disk, and from one hard disk to another hard disk.

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How can I overcome these limitations, especially getting Recovery Console to access(read/write) other folders apart from the ones stated in the article ?