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Emergency Repair Utilities
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ERD
Commander 2000 |
Size: 780k |
Shareware:
$349.00 |
ERD
Commander 2000 is a powerful repair and
recovery tool that fixes problems that prevent Windows
NT/2000 from booting, and salvages systems without
losing critical data. ERD Commander 2000 gives
you far more power to repair problems than Microsoft's
standard Emergency Repair Disk, and even the Windows
2000 recovery console. Published by Winternals |
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Disk
Commander |
Size:
4.6Mb |
Shareware
$299 |
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Disk Commander, data loss doesn't have to be a
disaster. Whether it's due to user error, damaged system
files, or a computer virus, this data recovery tool allows
you to reconstruct damaged files and salvage data from
corrupt drives - even on unbootable systems. You can even
use Disk Commander to recover crucial files on
disks that have been reformatted, restore data that has
been deleted, and repair corrupted partition table and
boot sectors. |
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ER Disk |
Size: |
Shareware |
| Don't trust your NT users to keep an updated copy of your Emergency Repair Disks. If you support a large community of NT Workstation Users with different hardware models, this utility will pay for itself in a short time.
It creates a ERD disk for every workstation on your network automatically and stores it on a server. User's PC goes down? Copy their ERD disk image and get them back up and running in no time! Published by Aelita |
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Remote Recover |
Size:
948K |
Shareware
$299 |
| Got a machine that won't boot? This great utility allows access to NTFS and FAT drives across a network without an operating system running on the target machine. Booting the target machine from a MS-DOS floppy disk, you
can transparently access its NTFS and FAT disks from another NT system in order to edit or delete files, copy files or entire partitions, repair damaged file system structures using CHKDSK, format drives, or restore disks from backup. The demo
version permits read-only access to client systems and allows only a limited amount of data to be transferred between disks. Published by www.winternals.com |
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| Other Software Sites: |
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If you are looking for additional sources of Utilities, try these sites:
Beverly Hills Software.
This sites been around a long time, and they do a great job. Software is rated, and easy to find, but some days the site seems a little slow.
NTWare.com
Great site, although a bit tough to navigate. Literally hundreds of programs are available.
System Tools.com
SunBelt Software
Sunbelt Software is the world's first and largest provider of 'Best of Breed' NT Utilities. You get mainframe quality tech support, and the best tools all from one source. They also have a few great mailing
lists, an online Tech "University", and a tech Glossary.
TuCows
Well organized, and fast. Gotta love a page that gives a "Five Cow" rating for software. However, you may have to wade through a ton of end user software before you get to applications that you may actually find useful.
Winfiles.com NT Shareware
One of our favorite sites. All of software is well organized, lists license status, price, size, download time, etc., and the site is searchable. |
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