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Reply With QuoteYes. The problem is with the actual hibernation. Clicking hibernate seems to do nothing
did you create the resmany.dat file on the C: drive and replace the XP NTLDR with EWFNTLDR?
Yes. The problem is with the actual hibernation. Clicking hibernate seems to do nothing
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Actually, it was a problem with minlogon. When i switched back to winlogon it works. Thats what I get for not iteratively testing.
[###########--] 85% complete - Software Installation
To Do: Complete Voice Recognition, transfer hardware into car and wire.
oh, that's probably the famous ACPI button issue....
Question. How can I delete files from my non ewf drive permanantly without it coming back when i power on the computer again without disabling ewf. Any way of doing this.
if your drive is not protected by EWF then it shouldn't be restoring files?
my D drive is not protected by ewf. But when I delete an mp3 the files comes back due to the recycle bin being protected. Its the same hard drive separated partition. Hope that helps
what happens if you empty the trash and then reboot? or are you doing that already?
doing that already and it still comes back the song or any files. It doesn't happen to you?
i'll have to double check. I always use small flash devices for my main drive so I always have a single partition.
if you run "ewfmgr c:" and "ewfmgr d:" what's the output? I'm assuming "d" is your secondary partition.
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