An option in the Disk Builder allows you to create a new virtual boot file, which loads the network adaptor drivers prior to running Drive Image 2002.
After acquisition of PowerQuests Drive Image in late 2003. If you want network support available whenever Drive Image 2002 reboots your system, you can create a virtual floppy disk, which is a file maintained locally on the hard disk and used to boot the system to DOS. PowerQuest Drive Image 2002 - Greetings to all, I have a Dell Dimension 4100, Pentium III 933 mhz, 256 mb of ram, Windows ME, 60gb hard drive (C: of which 20gb was used up). This works well enough if you have a popular network card, but weve encountered problems with older cards and a number of PC Card adaptors. A Disk Builder utility with Drive Image 2002 lets you create a boot floppy, which loads the DOS NDIS2 driver for your selected network adaptor, logs onto a workgroup or domain and maps a network drive using the supplied UNC path. CD-R/RW devices can also be used, but only MMC2-complaint drives are supported.Drive Image 2002 can now copy and restore images over a network, but lacks Ghost 2002s peer-to-peer connections, allowing imaging tasks to be run between two PCs over a parallel or USB port link.
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