I have another question, and I'd like some advice from the experts:
After I installed Win2000, the file system I used was NTFS. Later I wanted to use Ghost to back it up, so that if the system crashes in the future I wouldn't have to go through the trouble of reinstalling it. That way I could restore the system to its original state within 7 minutes. But what I didn't expect was that under DOS I actually couldn't even see the system partition;
After that I looked up some materials and wanted to convert NTFS to FAT32, but it seems doing that would lose some important files, so I had no choice but to give it up!
So I'd like to ask the experts, is there any way to back up the system partition? If I want to do it now, or if I use a higher version of Ghost, will I be able to see NTFS partitions under DOS?
Please don't hesitate to advise me, thanks
After I installed Win2000, the file system I used was NTFS. Later I wanted to use Ghost to back it up, so that if the system crashes in the future I wouldn't have to go through the trouble of reinstalling it. That way I could restore the system to its original state within 7 minutes. But what I didn't expect was that under DOS I actually couldn't even see the system partition;
After that I looked up some materials and wanted to convert NTFS to FAT32, but it seems doing that would lose some important files, so I had no choice but to give it up!
So I'd like to ask the experts, is there any way to back up the system partition? If I want to do it now, or if I use a higher version of Ghost, will I be able to see NTFS partitions under DOS?
Please don't hesitate to advise me, thanks
