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Published inJan 2012
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David Overton
David Overton
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David Overton

David Overton has been in the IT industry for over 25 years and has worked at Microsoft in the UK for more than eleven years. David fell in love with Small and Medium Business when he was given responsibility for engaging with journalists at the time of the launch of Small Business Server 2003 in the UK. For the next four years David was responsible for improving SBS deliveries by Microsoft partners. As well as his day job, David is also a writer: he has written for consumer publications Windows XP and Windows Vista magazines, and he blogs at http://davidoverton.com, where he helps readers find solutions to questions and problems. In 2009, David published his first book on SBS 2008 which was well received. When not working or writing, David likes to spend time with his family and also tries to fit in sailing any time of the year in any weather.
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Using DaRT to resolve issues


Now that we have an ERD disk, we can boot this to repair a PC. In this version of DaRT, this all has to be carried out by the person in front of the computer. In future versions of DaRT, there will be limited remote capability which means that some of this can be delivered in a remote environment.

When we boot a computer with the DaRT CD, we are asked a number of basic configuration questions before you can start. They are as follows:

  1. 1. The first question is about network initialization. Since we are likely to be using network functionality, select Yes.

  2. 2. We are now given the choice as to whether the drive letters on the system we are repairing should be made to match the drive mappings when the target operating system is booted. Again, select Yes.

  3. 3. Next, we need to choose the keyboard layout. You should set this to match the layout of your keyboard. For example, if you are in the UK, choose United Kingdom and then press Next.

  4. 4 Finally, we have to choose the...

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David Overton

David Overton has been in the IT industry for over 25 years and has worked at Microsoft in the UK for more than eleven years. David fell in love with Small and Medium Business when he was given responsibility for engaging with journalists at the time of the launch of Small Business Server 2003 in the UK. For the next four years David was responsible for improving SBS deliveries by Microsoft partners. As well as his day job, David is also a writer: he has written for consumer publications Windows XP and Windows Vista magazines, and he blogs at http://davidoverton.com, where he helps readers find solutions to questions and problems. In 2009, David published his first book on SBS 2008 which was well received. When not working or writing, David likes to spend time with his family and also tries to fit in sailing any time of the year in any weather.
Read more about David Overton