A question from one of my users.  From the documentation at hand, I can't
answer his question.  Any help appreciated.



>From: "Jonathan Eric Miller" <jemiller AT midway.uchicago DOT edu>
>To: "S Frederic Johanson" <fred AT midway.uchicago DOT edu>
>Cc: "Arno Bosse" <abosse AT midway.uchicago DOT edu>
>Subject: NT full restore problems
>Date: Tue, 20 Oct 1998 13:33:20 -0500
>X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.0707.2700
>
>Fred,
>
>To test ADSM's full restore capabilities, I reformatted the hard drive on
>piranha.uchicago.edu, performed a base install of NT 4 and the ADSM client,
>and then attempted to restore the entire C: drive from ADSM backup. I found
>that ADSM is not able to restore files that are in use by the OS, which
>turned out to be 96 system files. Do you know if there is a way to force it
>to overwrite files that are in use? When the ADSM client attempts to
restore
>a files that is in use, it displays a message box with a button that allows
>you to attempt to overwrite the file. However, it doesn't work. It keeps
>displaying the same message box until you select the Skip button instead.
>
>Jon
>