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User Guide for Active@ UNERASER DOS:

5.2. Bootable ISO CD-ROM Image

When you installed Active@ UNERASER from our web site, an ISO image named Uneraser-Boot-Image.ISO was included. This image works with a CD-ROM writing utility such as Ahead Nero Express.

Follow the steps below to create a new bootable CD-ROM and copy the utility to it:

  1. Put a blank 5-inch writable CD-ROM in the CD-ROM writer drive.
  2. Start your CD-ROM writing utility.
  3. Follow utility instructions to record a disk from a disk image previously burned onto the hard drive.
  4. The CD-ROM image is located in the same folder where Active@ UNERASER was installed. Open this image and write it to the blank CD-ROM.

User's Guide content

  1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
    1. Restoring Deleted Data
    2. Files Erased
    3. Partition Damage
    4. Steps to unerase Files and Folders
  2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
  3. USING Active@ UNERASER CONSOLE
    1. Starting Active@ UNERASER DOS console
    2. Starting Active@ UNERASER Windows console
    3. Command Bar Menu
    4. Performing a Drive Scan
    5. Performing a Device Scan
    6. Searching for Deleted Files and Folders
    7. Searching for Files by Name
    8. Using Hex/Text Viewer
    9. Unerasing a Deleted File
    10. Unerasing a Deleted Folder
    11. Creating a Disk Image
    12. Steps to create a Disk Image
    13. Checking Disk Image
    14. Working with Disk Image
    15. Long File Names Support
    16. Recovering Files with Long Names
  4. DATA RECOVERY TIPS
    1. Treat Recovery Area With Care
    2. Save Recovered Files Onto a Different Drive
    3. Load UNERASER to a Floppy
  5. PREPARING TO USE THE UTILITY
    1. Preparing a DOS-Bootable Floppy Disk
    2. Preparing a Bootable ISO CD-ROM Image
  6. USING COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS
    1. Overview of Command Line Parameters
  7. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS:
  8. HOW TO...

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