Peter,
After getting to finally get to the Tweak3D web page, with all the info it
has - first off, HOW did you find this unreal web page (unreal like in
unbelievably useful)??? Next, after trying to do a search on the page, how
did you find the msconfig program - I tried looking everywhere I could, but
could not find any areas on the site that would get me to the msconfig
program itself???
With regard to Partition Magic, other than using Fdisk, which basicly
destroys your hard drive, was wondering how you would be able to partition
a hard drive "on the fly"?? Partition Magic and similar products on the
market are the only ones I am aware of that will let you create, delete,
merge, and similar, partitions once one or more OSs have been installed and
up and running. I have been using the latest version 7 and it seems to work
absolutely great - the only restriction I have found with it is that it
will not handle a physical hard drive that has a total space of greater
than 80 Gigs. I would be very interested if you have any ways of doing
similar operations on partitions without using something like PM.
This may be a new feature in XP but I am using 98SE as well as 2K Pro.
As far as reparing, was wondering how you ran the repair setup rather than
the repair console??? Also, do you have greater control of operations
performed by way of the setup program rather than using the console???
Ralph
Peter Kaulback
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Sent by: Subject: Re: PCWorks: MSCONFIG, SFC,
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03/31/02 06:27 AM
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Ralph, I stopped using all the tweaker apps and rely on tweaking the system
on my own, from Partition Magic to XTeq and others I have had too many apps
mess with things I could.
I run SFC from the command prompt in win2k with some success, however if
things really bog down then I run the win2k repair setup, not the repair
console mind you.
Peter Kaulback
In the hour of 10:42 AM 3/28/2002 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] spoke this:
>Peter,
>
>Was wondering if you have used Xteq, and if you have, how you find it
>compares the what you can do in Tweak???
>
>Have used both, and they seem to have similar features but still are
>quite different in many respects. So was interested in your input on
>both of them, especially after reading some of the info on Axcel's page
>with regard to Tweak - he seems especially in favor of Xteq.
>
>After I wrote the above, got to realize that Win2K does have a SFC
>program (had forgotten) - have you tried the SFC program that comes with
>Win2K, and how it might compare to the 98 version???
>
>Ralph
>
>
>Peter Kaulback wrote:
> >
> > In the hour of 08:35 AM 3/28/2002 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] spoke this:
> > >To one and all,
> > >
> > >I was wondering if there was either a MSCONFIG program for Win2K like
in
> > >Win98 or an equivalent program??? The same for the SFC program???
> >
> > http://www.tweak3d.net/tweak/winstartupnew/msconfig.zip should help
you. I
> > don't know about any help manuals though.
> >
> > Peter Kaulback
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