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Okay, thanks for the info.

Thanks Barry. I'm running xp sp2 and did a search and found this:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... layLang=en

Do you think this would make it work?

I was wondering if an option exists to disable the reload dvd in the tray when check file integrity option is used? Does it always have to be reloaded for a compare?

Thanks

Thanks Barry. Working on it now. BTW, I paused the backup, and it asked if I wanted a cpu scale, and I chose yes, but I don't like it there. How can I get rid of this scale just below the job window? ps- never mind, got rid of it with a restore. ---------------------------------------------------- J...

I mailed the debug to bugreport@aiscl.co.uk
(it is a DVD+RW, not DVD-RW if that matters)

Yes, the main form is hidden when it's writing to the disk. Do I do a dvd backup when in the debug mode, then copy report, or just do it without running the backup? The CD text stays on main display from start to finish when running a dvd backup. (except when it's writing to disk) I use dvd+rw if th...

Using version 2.8.0.370

Just updated to version 2.8.0.378 today, and no change with that.

I always backup to a DVD, but the program says CD. Is there a way to let it know I'm using a DVD and not a CD?

When I restore C drive, I always want delete files and dirs that didn't exist when restoring. Have an option to automatically do this without the prompt to have to type in the YES to a question to delete them.

Just updated to 367 and no more boot menu edit showing. Nice work.

I don't use the Preview button. It would be nice to put something I use on that area, like Find or Find File.



(Even backup or restore registry for a quick job on a button, quicker than using the menus)

Thanks, Barry

Sorry if already understood, but here's what happens: (I can edit boot menu)

Perhaps you could check this option out just prior to the next release? I just checked it out today. If I check the "hide disabled options" box and it (the edit boot menu section) is checked "disable", it shows up as a active menu choice. If I un-check the "hide disabled op...

No, tried that and it doesn't show the ADS on the folder, root dir, or anywhere. When that job was run, I didn't know it was there until I did a restore (as in the screen shot at top of this thread) But I ran a program yesterday, and deleted all suspected root kits. It's gone now, but it was recorde...