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Bad sector checking is on by default. PartitionMagic lets you set this preference 
individually for each of your hard disks. If your system has an older disk and a newer one, 
you could check the older disk and skip the newer one. A check mark next to a disk means 
to skip bad sector checking for that disk. 

This preference lets you prevent PartitionMagic from making any changes to a hard disk. 
You can set this preference individually for each of your hard disks.

There are some exceptions to how this preference is applied:

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If the disk contains the boot partition, some files may be changed, such as the 
Windows NT boot initialization (BOOT.INI) file.

•

If you tell PartitionMagic to run DriveMapper automatically, certain files, such as 
initialization files and shortcut files, may be changed.

When you use the DOS version of PartitionMagic (see “Running PartitionMagic from 
Rescue Disks” on page 8), you may lose the ability to use your keyboard the way you are 
accustomed to or to view extended characters properly. The PartitionMagic rescue disks 
include the files you need to resolve these problems.

If you use an international keyboard or character set, you must edit the AUTOEXE2.BAT 
and CONFIG.SYS files on the rescue disks.

The following lines are remarked in the AUTOEXE2.BAT file. Delete the REM from 
the beginning of the line, and replace the variables xx and yyy with the keyboard 
code and character set code page for your language.

MODE CON CP PREP=((

yyy)EGA.CPI)

MODE CON CP SEL=

yyy

KEYB 

xx,yyy

xx

 = two-letter keyboard code (for example, US or FR)

yyy

 = character set code page (for example, 437)

Save the AUTOEXE2.BAT file.

The following line is remarked in the CONFIG.SYS file. Delete the REM from the 
beginning of the line, and replace the variable yyy with the character set code page 
for your language.