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Asked by SAbboushi in Norton Ghost Backup Software, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, MS DOS
What is the easiest / fastest (and free!) way (under DOS or Windows) to delete pagefile and hibernation file from my NTFS system partition so that I can take a ghost image?
Notes:
1) I currently boot up BartPE (installed on a dos partition) and Shift/delete the files; then I boot into DOS and ghost the system partition
2) I use Ghost 2003 - it does not have the ability to exclude these files from an image taken of an NTFS partition
3) The soluton has to take less time than what I am already doing!
Fastest way I can think of is an ntfs driver that lets me delete files from DOS that allows me choose which partitions to access (e.g. I remember messing around with some ntfsdos drivers, but either they were read only and/or they assigned drive letters for ALL of my NTFS partitions and ran out of memory because I have almost 2 dozen partitions); a DOS solution would save me time because then I don't have to boot up BartPE.
With Regards-
Sam
20091111-EE-VQP-92 / EE_QW_2_20070628
