 Should An Xp Boot Disk Be Created? And Can Workstation A's Boot Workstation B? |
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 Sep 30 2006, 08:04 PM
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Hi all,
In days of yore it was recommended to create a boot disk...just in case. I don't know whether this is still in practice with Windows XP. From what I can see online...it is. I am trying to help out a small law office who is planning to upgrade to xp. I'd planned to write instructions for them for creating their start-up disks. One question I was asked (and couldn't answer) was whether each workstation needed it's own, or if they could just create one boot disk on one workstation and keep it in the safe for all to use. Does anyone know? Thanks! Goldilocks 
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goldilocks Should An Xp Boot Disk Be Created? And Can Workstation A's Boot Workstation B? Sep 30 2006, 08:04 PM
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