Testing an emergency boot CD

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  1. rkl122
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    Effort appreciated. Will examine the cmd file, but on general principles, I don't run executables from sources I don't know well. Just a strict personal rule.

    Not to mention I need to read up on PE shells.

    (I'm even reluctant to download Macrium from CNET. As of earlier today, the Macrium site advises to download free version only from itself, yet the link points to CNET!)

    Again, I appreciate the intention.
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  3. whs
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    Right, it's best to download from Macrium directly. From CNET you always get additional junk.
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