ASR = automated system recovery is a MS W2K3/XP feature and provides
information on e.g. how the HDD partitions of a system look like..
In W2K ASR is not present - thats maybe why there are errors..

reg

Chris

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Betreff: Domain -asr


One of my inherited cloptsets titled W2K (Windows2000) got a statement
"domain -asr"

The statement causes errors - but I don't believe it was put there by
accident.
Does anybody know what "asr" stands for?


Thanks in advance.


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