Mike,

I add an additional step to my backups and restore.  As part of my backup I
run a presched that does an ntbackup of the systemstate to a directory I
know is backed up during archive and incremental backups.  During a restore
I add the additional step of restoring the systemstate via ntbackup after
the last reboot.

Louis
G Louis Robertson
Senior Systems Analyst

BearingPoint
glouisrobertson AT BearingPoint DOT net
Cell (717) 903-1324
Fax (717) 213-6101



-----Original Message-----
From: Anderson, Michael - HMIS [mailto:Michael_Anderson AT HMIS DOT ORG]
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 4:09 PM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Win2000 Restore


        I am trying to test the 5.1.5 Windows client. After I do the restore
of the system objects and reboot, it creates me
     a new profile. I can see my icons but most of them won't work. I found
a document about changing the registry, in which
     it does point to my user name with the name of our domain and 001. I
try and change it back to my ID like it says and
     reboot, when I receive the error:  windows\system32\config\systemd
corrupt or missing. I figure I am doing something
     wrong, but just not sure where. Could someone please give me some
advice. Server is Aix 4.3.3 TSM 4.2.3.3

     I do the following steps:

     Install temp windows (winnt directory)
     restore C drive
     restore system objects
     reboot

     Thanks
      Mike Anderson
     Michael_Anderson AT hmis DOT org


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