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Is a copy of the entire volume on which Windows is installed to another bootable media such as CDs?
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What is a copy of the entire volume on which Windows is installed to another bootable media such as CD or USB Drive?
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What is a copy of the entire volume on which windows is installed to another bootable media such as cds or usb drives?
Drive image
What is a copy called of the entire volume on which Windows is installed to another bootable media such as a CD or USB drive?
Drive Image
Why can't I boot Windows after installing Linux?
If you told the installer to use the entire hard drive, Windows will be erased. If you told it to resize the partitions on the disk, Windows should still be bootable from the GRUB boot menu. If the installer was interrupted before GRUB could be installed, Windows is probably still intact, but lacks any boot loader to launch it. Reinstall Linux to fix the problem.
You can use the tool to back up the entire drive on which Windows is installed.?
MMC
You can use the tool to back up the entire drive on which Windows is installed?
ASR
You can use what tool to back up the entire drive on which Windows is installed?
ASR
What tool can be used to back up the entire drive on which windows is installed?
ASR is the tool name
What backs up user data or system files and can also back up the entire volume on which Windows 7 is installed using?
Backup and Restore
If you have windows 98 installed on a PC using fat32 and you are creating a dual boot with windows NT what must youdo first so that windows NT can acess the entire hard drive?
Windows NT is advance technology than Windows 98. Hence when you boot your computer using Windows NT you will be able to all FAT32 partition. However, If you use Windows NT file system like NTFS than you won't be able to access this from Windows 98. As Windows 98 can only access MS DOS/FAT32 kind of partitions.
What does Windows 7 call a back up of the entire Windows 7 volume?
system image
How do you change the allowed space for Ubuntu?
When you first install, you will be presented with a choice on how you want to partition. The options, if you have Windows, are to automatically resize Windows and use the space freed for Ubuntu, format the entire drive automatically, or choose how you want the partitions set up (manual). Under the resize option,there will be a slider to give more or less space to Ubuntu and less to Windows. After you've installed Linux, you can change the partitions either by using the manual option in the installer, or using another Linux LiveCD designed for this purpose, like GParted.
