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Freeing Conventional Memory to Run Drive Image
The Drive Image executable running under DOS requires a minimum of 400KB of
memory in the first 640KB of the computer's address space (conventional memory). If you
try to run Drive Image from DOS and find you do not have enough free conventional
memory, you can free enough additional memory in a number of ways.
Running MEMMAKER
MEMMAKER is a program that automatically configures your computer to save
conventional memory (while still loading all of the device drivers and other programs you
usually load when booting DOS). MEMMAKER frees conventional memory by moving
as many programs as possible out of conventional memory into high memory. Run
MEMMAKER by typing MEMMAKER at a DOS prompt. Follow the on-screen
instructions.
MEMMAKER is only available with DOS versions prior to DOS 6.0. MEMMAKER is
not available with Windows 95.
Using the F8 Key to Keep Programs From Loading
If running MEMMAKER does not free enough conventional memory, you can free more
by pressing <F8> right after booting your computer (while DOS is booting). If you press
<F8>, when DOS reads the commands from the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT
files on your hard drive, DOS will ask you if you want it to execute each command. When
you see commands that load device drivers or TSR programs that you will not need to run
Drive Image, answer N (no) to tell DOS not to execute that command (not load that
software into memory). This will conserve conventional memory.
Creating an Operating System Boot Diskette
If running MEMMAKER and using <F8> does not free enough conventional memory, you
can create a boot diskette that allows you to boot using a very minimal amount of
conventional memory.
You can create a boot diskette for any version of DOS by performing the following:
1
Place in your diskette drive (A:) any diskette that does not contain information you
want to keep.
2
Go to a DOS prompt, type FORMAT drive: /S (where
drive
is the drive letter of
the diskette drive).
3
Press <Enter>.
- Drive Image 5.0 1
- PowerQuest® Drive Image® 5.0 2
- User Guide 2
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contentsvi 6
- PowerQuest Drive Image vii 7
- Introduction 9
- Introduction2 10
- Getting Started 11
- Installing Drive Image 12
- PowerQuest Drive Image 5 13
- Chapter 1: Getting Started6 14
- PowerQuest Drive Image 7 15
- Running QuickImage 16
- Running Drive Image DOS 16
- Uninstalling Drive Image 17
- Getting Online Help 17
- QuickImage 19
- Overview 20
- PowerQuest Drive Image 13 21
- PowerQuest Drive Image 15 23
- Chapter 2: QuickImage16 24
- Editing a Scheduled Task 26
- Deleting a Scheduled Task 27
- Creating Image Files with 29
- Drive Image DOS 29
- Creating an Image File 31
- PowerQuest Drive Image 25 33
- PowerQuest Drive Image 27 35
- PowerQuest Drive Image 29 37
- Advanced Options 38
- PowerQuest Drive Image 31 39
- Restoring Image Files with 41
- Restoring an Image File 42
- PowerQuest Drive Image 35 43
- Drag column 44
- PowerQuest Drive Image 37 45
- PowerQuest Drive Image 39 47
- Resize Options 49
- Copying Disk to Disk 51
- Procedure 53
- PowerQuest Drive Image 47 55
- PowerQuest Drive Image 49 57
- PowerQuest Drive Image 51 59
- Common Partition 63
- Management Tasks 63
- Displaying Drive Information 64
- Creating Extended Partitions 64
- Deleting Partitions 65
- Hiding Partitions 66
- Setting the Active Partition 68
- ImageExplorer 69
- Chapter 7: ImageExplorer62 70
- Modifying Images 71
- Chapter 7: ImageExplorer64 72
- Restoring Files or Partitions 75
- Verifying Image Files 76
- Deleting Image Files 77
- ImageExplorer Options 79
- Online Help 80
- Exiting ImageExplorer 80
- PowerQuest DataKeeper 81
- Monitoring Your System 84
- Creating Custom Backups 85
- PowerQuest Drive Image 79 87
- Mobile Support 88
- Restoring Backups 88
- Getting Help 91
- Exiting DataKeeper 91
- Additional Tasks 93
- Using International Keyboards 101
- Finding Jumper Settings 102
- Setting Up Removable Storage 103
- Iomega Drivers 104
- Magneto-Optical Disk Drives 106
- ASPI8DOS.SYS 108
- ASPI7DOS.SYS 108
- Troubleshooting 111
- Accessing Your CD-ROM Drive 112
- PowerQuest Drive Image 105 113
- IMPORTANT! 114
- Resolving Check Errors 115
- Partition Tables and Viruses 116
- Error Messages and Solutions 117
- PowerQuest Technical Support 119
- Contact Information 120
- PowerQuest Drive Image 113 121
- Index118 126
- PowerQuest Drive Image 119 127
- Index120 128
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