I just got a T43 and decided to make some recovery cds with the Access IBM thing. Unfortunately, I ran out of blank cds when I got to disc 5 (I think there are more than that?), so I canceled the cd-making.
When I burn the cds again, should I have to worry about copyright stuff with Microsoft? The "Create Recovery Discs" help file said
"Your Microsoft(R) Windows(R) license permits you to create only one set of Product Recovery discs, so it is important that you store the discs in a safe place after you make them"
... so does that mean if I burn other copies, they won't work? But I don't have a full set of recovery cds, and I don't see any way to start burning the cds that I didn't get a chance to burn. And I don't really want to mess around with Microsoft copyright protection. Hmm. I'm confused.
Thanks!
When I burn the cds again, should I have to worry about copyright stuff with Microsoft? The "Create Recovery Discs" help file said
"Your Microsoft(R) Windows(R) license permits you to create only one set of Product Recovery discs, so it is important that you store the discs in a safe place after you make them"
... so does that mean if I burn other copies, they won't work? But I don't have a full set of recovery cds, and I don't see any way to start burning the cds that I didn't get a chance to burn. And I don't really want to mess around with Microsoft copyright protection. Hmm. I'm confused.
Thanks!
