IFW Setup

[jaydub]

I downloaded the BootIt Collection V2 and made discs of Image for UEFI and Image for DOS. As far as Image for Windows, there used to be a UEFI version and a BIOS version. No doubt the UEFI version is on the aforementioned Image for UEFI disc. But where do I find the BIOS version of IFW?

Also, the product key for Image and UEFI and Image for DOS are the same, except the UEFI one ends in -XXX and the DOS one ends in -XXXX. Am I missing something?

[TeraByte Support]

Image for DOS would be for a traditional BIOS / Image for UEFI for UEFI, but really, most use either Image for Linux or Image for Windows which boot in either traditional BIOS or UEFI mode and are typically much faster.

The keys for IFD/IFU would be the same ending with -XXXX

[Bob Coleman]

If you downloaded BootIt Collection V2, you wouldn't get Image for Windows with that.

Image for Windows is part of TeraByte Drive Image Backup and Restore Suite. Current version is 4.10.

[jaydub]

Image for DOS would be for a traditional BIOS / Image for UEFI for UEFI, but really, most use either Image for Linux or Image for Windows which boot in either traditional BIOS or UEFI mode and are typically much faster.

I'm sorry I still don't understand. You say that most people use Image for Windows as they are much faster. Faster than what? Are there three flavors of Image for Windows: Image for DOS, Image for UEFI and Image for Windows? I don't get it. What is Image for Windows as opposed to Image for DOS and Image for UEFI?

[jaydub]

Never mind. I figured it out. Sorry for the hassle.