Master Boot Record repair kit
for Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000 and XP
Installation Readme

Use the following information to update the Master Boot Record (MBR) 
of your hard disk drive when your system cannot boot into Windows 
after installing or upgrading the Rescue and Recovery (RnR) program.

Installing or upgrading the Rescue and Recovery application will 
update the master boot record. During the next boot, the SafeGuard 
Easy application might report that the MBR has changed and prompt 
the user to either allow the change or undo the change. Users should 
allow the change. If these changes are not applied, the computer might 
not be able to successfully boot into Windows.

Print this file so that you can refer to it during the installation.


Downloading the update
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1. Click either the repairmbr.iso or repairmbr.exe file link to 
   download the file from the Web page. 
2. When prompted, select a drive and directory in which to save 
   the downloaded file. Be sure to select a path that does not
   have a space in its name.


Extracting the update
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1. Insert a blank CD or 1.44MB floppy diskette into the CD drive 
   or diskette drive. 
2. Locate the file you just downloaded.
3. To create a CD version repair kit, select a CD burning tool 
   and create the repair kit from the repairmbr.iso file.  
4. To create a diskette version repair kit, double-click the 
   repairmbr.exe icon and follow the onscreen prompts. The necessary 
   files will be extracted to the diskette. 


Installing the update
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1. Close all open applications. 
2. Insert the floppy diskette or CD into the appropriate drive; 
   restart the computer and make sure your system will boot from 
   the Diskette or CD drive. 
3. When the update starts, follow all onscreen prompts.
4. When the update completes, restart your computer and verify that 
   it operates properly. 


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