What are the differences between the Windows and the DOS editions of Active@ Boot Disk?
Emergency Repair Disks.

Active@ Boot Disk (Windows Edition)

Active Boot Disk (DOS Edition)

Active@ Boot Disk Windows edition can boot a system into a Windows lite environment. This provides a graphical user interface allowing use of the keyboard and mouse. Key component programs and additional utilities are included such as:

• Active@ File Recovery
• Active@ Partition Recovery
• Active@ KillDisk
• Active@ Disk Image
• Active@ Password Changer
• Active@ Hex Editor
• Active@ CD/DVD Data Burner

Additional utilities include:

• Map Network Drive
• Remote Desktop Connection
• Web browser
• FTP Client
• Telnet Client
• Netcfg
• Partition Manager (Diskpart)
• File Explorer
• Task Manager
• Drvload
• Notepad
• Command Prompt shell

Active@ Boot Disk DOS edition can boot a system into DOS mode. This provides a character based DOS screen allowing you to use the keyboard arrows to select the component you wish to run. The various components are:

• Active@ UNERASER
• Active@ Partition Recovery
• Active@ KillDisk
• Active@ Disk Image
• Active@ Password Changer
• Active@ NTFS Reader

Each component runs in DOS mode which has low memory requirements convenient for systems with little RAM.