Improve the copy protection of the program so that the Easeus people can make enough money to enable them to stay in business. Previous versions of the program have created bootable disks that could, while Windows wasn't running or before Windows wa

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Improve the copy protection of the program so that the Easeus people can make enough money to enable them to stay in business. Previous versions of the program have created bootable disks that could, while Windows wasn't running or before Windows was installed, wipe a disk, and create partitions and prepare the disk for OS installation. Those bootable disks are the only parts of the program for which I've ever had use. The bootable disks do just about everything that Easeus can do. The trouble is that the disks can be easily copied and will work on any Windows computer, so that they are often given away by users, and anybody who has an Easeus disk doesn't need to buy the Easeus program. The disk creation software should read the identifying information of the computer on which the disk is created, and the programs on the disk should run only on the machine on which the disk is created.