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We have found that when a W2K system is restored via NetBackup from the
current backup method MS-Windows-NT, it retains any directories that were
created after the backup was taken. For instance, if an application was
installed after the backup (i.e. Documentum or Acrobat), even though the
registry is written over and the application is effectively "uninstalled",
the associated installation directories on the disk are left intact and I'm
not sure why. I thought the restore would wipe the drive(s) and restore a
fresh image. Any ideas that don't include a Bare Metal
licensing...............................
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<P><FONT FACE=3D"Times New Roman">We have found that when a W2K system =
is restored via NetBackup from the current backup method =
MS-Windows-NT, it retains any directories that were created after =
the backup was taken. For instance, if an application was installed =
after the backup (i.e. Documentum or Acrobat), even though the registry =
is written over and the application is effectively =
"uninstalled", the associated installation directories on the =
disk are left intact and I'm not sure why. I thought the restore would =
wipe the drive(s) and restore a fresh image. Any ideas that don't =
include a Bare Metal =
licensing...............................</FONT></P>
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