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Getting Started 31
Using Student Survival Kit
Setting Image Properties
You can set Image Properties to specify whether Image saves the File Allocation
Tables (FAT), which is a roadmap or index to where all the pieces of files on a
disk drive are located. Most likely, you’ll want to keep this check box selected.
You can also have Image create a new image copy of your hard disks each time
you start Windows (recommended).
Restoring Drives From an Image File
When all else fails, you can restore the critical information on one or more
drives from an image file. Restoring an image file does NOT recover deleted
files. If you have deleted data files that you need, you can restore a copy of
them from your last backup set (protected volume file or directory) created
with Safe & Sound.
WARNING: Do not restore an image, except as a last resort. The Image
file does not contain your data files, those are located in your Safe &
Sound backup set.
NOTE: For step-by-step instructions and more information on how to
use McAfee Image, refer to the McAfee Student Survival Kit online Help
file.
Rescue Disk
Rescue Disk lets you create an emergency boot disk that you can use to boot up
your PC if you encounter a problem that prevents you from starting the
computer from the system hard drive. The system hard drive is the hard drive
that contains your Windows directory or folder.
NOTE: The rescue disk set boots from a floppy but includes a companion
ZIP or SyQuest disk that lets you run Windows in a paired-down
configuration to try to recover your system in the event of a catastrophe.
The large companion rescue disk also contains critical parts of Windows
that can help recover your system in the event some portions of
Windows become damaged. To use this feature, simply run Rescue Disk
on a system that has a ZIP or other high-capacity removable media drive
and follow the on-screen instructions.