Chapter 4 (g2) - Third-Party Compression Software doesn't load after 
		      running MemMaker. 
 
If you run MemMaker with a third-party disk compression program, such as Stacker® or SuperStor™, 
MemMaker cannot undo the changes in the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files after failing to 
restart your computer.

If MemMaker cannot restart your computer properly, it provides you with the option to undo changes. 
However, because the compressed drive is no longer mounted, MemMaker cannot undo changes to the
copies of your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files located on the compressed drive.

Although MemMaker detects that your drive has been compressed and verifies that the CONFIG.SYS 
and AUTOEXEC.BAT files match, the problem occurs because CHKSTATE.SYS is loaded before the 
disk-compression software that enables the compressed drive. MemMaker can restore the files on the 
host drive, but not on the compressed volume (which is swapped with the host after the 
disk-compression software is loaded).

To restore your computer to its previous state, quit MemMaker, and then copy and rename the 
AUTOEXEC.UMB and CONFIG.UMB files from the host drive to the compressed volume.
For example, if drive D is the uncompressed host drive and drive C is the compressed drive, 
you would type the following commands:
  
copy d:\autoexec.umb c:\autoexec.bat
copy d:\config.umb c:\config.sys
  

 