Website review: Barts Preinstalled Environment (Bar...
JW discovered this in Windows
•68 reviews since Sep 19, 2003
windows, tools, boot
•nu2.nu/pebuilder/
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JW discovered 58 months ago- A Great Resource for building bootable Windows XP CDs
- uiit2240varun rated 3 months ago
- i'll try it out soon
- modir rated 3 months ago
- Create Bart's Preinstalled Environment (BartPE) bootable live windows CD/DVD
- dread rated 5 months ago
- the "why?" is because to rescue files and corrupted OS's, peopleusually use linux. For those that are unable or unwilling to learn unix/linux, they can windows instead to recover things.
- Reea rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "Bart's Preinstalled Environment (BartPE) bootable live windows CD/DVD" ?????!!!why????!!!!
- dudemannxs rated 10 months ago
- Great, great little utility for building XP boot CDs. I've saved more computers with Bart PE that would have other wise been "melted down". I hope he makes one for Vista.
- S-C-S rated 17 months ago
- This is the Coolest! When Safe Mode doesn't work anymore. its Bart PE (Personal Edition) to the rescue. You can boot windows xp, 2003, XP2, or Dos if you want, and it all boots off the cd. Check this out: The CD drive letter is known as (A) and the C: drive is still your main drive, just as if you booted from a floppy with XP on it. Excellent! That means any self running programs that don't need to be installed again because of Registry entries needed, will run off of your Hard drive because the drive lettering scheme is STILL THE SAME! I have saved machines many of times with this little dandy, and now they have it out for you to build your own. Is it complicated; a bit. Is it worth the time? Definitly. Only drawback is that some of the new network cards won't work with the drivers provided, so make sure you look to see whats supported. back to work!
- bqueen rated 18 months ago
- The fact that you can build your own live xp cd is just great.
- arab rated 26 months ago
- Bart's PE Builder helps you build a BartPE bootable Windows CD from the original Windows XP setup CD. It will give you a complete Win32 environment with network support, a graphical user interface (800x600) and FAT/NTFS/CDFS filesystem support.
