God Mode in Windows 7

Most Windows operating system disks are bootable. If you have a Vista 64 disk you can do a repair from there.

If your second hard drive is bootable you can always switch the drives and pull the data off the first one.

Seems to work OK in Win 7 64 bit. Tried it in Win XP 64 bit but no go. Win XP 64 bit is actually very close to Vista/Win 2003 server.

I put Norton Utilities 14 on this xp machine, and now my boot time is when I go make coffee. I heard it's a resource hog? I threw all my DOS books out probably should have hung on to them.

Peter Norton should be ashamed of what his name is now associated with.

Yank the Norton, won't be missed.

djackman wrote:Peter Norton should be ashamed of what his name is now associated with.

Yank the Norton, won't be missed.

I agree. What used to be a fine product is now a POS.