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Answer» ... to try this?
BURNING the RECOVERY CONSOLE ISO to an 80mm MiniCD or standard CDR and see if it works when booting directly to it.
AND/OR...
Copying the files from the CD to a folder NAMED C:\cmdcons (Normally a hidden system file when the Recovery Console is installed in the normal fashion.)
Adding the line...
C:\CMDCONS\BOOTSECT.DAT="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console" /cmdcons
... to the boot.ini file to see if the Recovery Console does appear as an option on your boot screen?
(For those who don't have an XP CD and who don't have the Recovery Console as a boot option.)
Does this do the same thing?
How To Create a BOOTABLE CD to access the Recovery Console - this 7Mb .iso will give you a bootable Recovery Console rather than using the 6 floppy set above. Unzip and burn the .ISO file to disc. You can boot the CD and run the Recovery ConsoleQuote Does this do the same thing?
How To Create a bootable CD to access the Recovery Console - this 7MB .iso will give you a bootable Recovery Console rather than using the 6 floppy set above. Unzip and burn the .ISO file to disc. You can boot the CD and run the Recovery Console
Hello CC,
It might do. The unzipped file is smaller than the 7.7 MB file on the other link and recent Recovery Consoles may have more tools in them than older ones.
Do you already know if it works?
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