Juzt-Reboot™ Support

     

Installing Juzt Reboot on a 64bit motherboard
Juzt-Reboot is now Windows 64bit compatible; on an actual 64 bit motherboard, the card needs to be installed in a 32 bit PCI slot and not a 64 bit PCI slot. This is because 64 bit slots only use 3.3v power supply, the card needs the 5v power supply of the 32bit slot. All leading brand 64 bit systems come with 32 bit PCI slots. All network cards still need a 5v power supply (32 bit PCI slot) on the motherboard.

Using Ghost with Juzt-Reboot
It doesn't matter whether the system has been set up manually or cloned from an image with Norton Ghost. As long as the original source of the Norton Ghost image was created using standard MS-DOS partitioning, then there should be no problem installing Juzt-Reboot on a hard disk cloned from an image created using standard MS-DOS partitioning. There is, however, one thing to note if cloning from Norton Ghost. You will have to create the image using the "Partition to Image" option if it is to work with Juzt-Reboot's "Reserve C" installation option. DO NOT USE the "Disk to Image" options if the images will be used later for installing with the JR cards.

Installing Multiple Operating Systems with Juzt-Reboot
You can install multiple operating systems using [Advanced] installation mode, this mode will allow you partition your HDD automatically from within the Juzt-Reboot configuration setup, you must however load your multiple operating systems in a certain order according too file systems.Dos - Windows NT - Linux - Windows 95/98/Me - Windows 2000/ XP

Juzt-Reboot is installed but it does not seem to be functioning correctly
This is because you need to install the Setup.exe which is on the Juzt-Reboot driver floppy. This installation needs to carried out in [Supervisor Mode] or with the card [Restore Type] set to disable, this effectively puts the card in constant [Supervisor Mode].

What mode is my Juzt-Reboot card operating in?
You can view what mode your Juzt-Reboot card is operating in from the [Space Buffer] program in Windows. Click > Start > Programs> Space. This program will also give you an indication of the amount of free space in the Buffer Area.

How do I recover/ backup my system
Recovery and Backup of your system is carried out at system startup just after the Post screen. It is advised to run an anti-virus scan before you backup any new information.

Updating AV Software or OS Patches using "Set to Open Mode"
This mode has been added to the card functions since driver update 8.14, it gives you the ability to force boot systems too [Supervisor Mode] if they are powered up between a pre-set start & stop time. Once the machine is rebooted after the stop time, it will automatically backup any new information which has been downloaded or installed and allow you too boot back into [Protected Mode].