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foreign
this video we're going to show you how
to make a backup image of your Windows
system drive and then also how to
restore it so that way you can actually
make multiple images if you want to have
backups of you know certain cases where
you've made a major change and you want
to have a backup image just in case you
need to roll back to it so we're going
to be using the free macaroon reflect
software there's a free version which
will do this just fine and so we have
our primary Windows hard drive here
with our primary partitions and you know
separate Windows partitions that it
makes when and when it installs it and
then we have our backup drive here which
is 120 gigs and this correlates to this
here so our C drive which is 100 gigs
this one here backup Drive which is 120
gigs even though we're not using all the
C drive
so this this particular computer the
drive numbers are a little off here is
where Windows is disk 2 and the backups
disk one normally windows will be your
first one so sometimes when you add and
remove hard drives it kind of gets the
numbering system out of whack there so
make sure you're doing your windows
Drive which it should be obvious because
it has the little Windows icons by here
okay so there's two options here um you
could you could pick a clone this disk
or image this disk from here or you
could go to the backup option so there's
image selected disk and backup windows
so from what I've seen I've tried them
both they both seem to do the same thing
I think make image files so we'll just
say backup windows for this case here
okay so it's gonna pick the drive here
automatically windows but if you were to
do
image selected disk then I could give
you an option which one you want to
image so that's probably the the main
difference there you just have to make
sure you pick the right one you know
obviously not both of them because once
the destination
so we'll do the
back of windows
and pick a folder
you could browse to it if you want or it
could go right to the
drive itself
like so and you can give it a name
or whatever you want to call it click on
next
and then you have templates
if you're going to do multiple backups
if you want to do you know differential
incremental that kind of thing
uh schedule it
change your retention rules how long
it's going to keep it but we're just
going to do a one-time backup so we're
not going to play around with this but
you could do so if you want to make
these changes you have some Advanced
options here
for compression
file size assign a password to it
verifying it
comments shut down
so on okay so we're going to click on
next
so here's our summary here
with our options that we chose of
schedule
our retention
and you can get to the options here
again
I'll click on finish
and then we're not going to save as a
backup definition file since it's just a
one-time thing so we're going to do the
run backup now click ok
so that started so obviously this will
take some time
so we'll be back when this is completed
okay so our backup is complete took
eight eight minutes or so
all right so now if we go back to our
backup Drive
so here's our image here's the name I
gave it windows and it adds its old own
information to it there
okay so now we're going to restore it so
let's uh make a little change here
let's see
so this is a file we made here so after
we restore this file should not be there
because we're restoring to a point
before that file was made
okay so now we're going to go to restore
well before we do that we can explore an
image
so pick the mixture you pick the one
that has your actual files on it so this
is the bigger one here
so it's going to mount it as F you could
change it
okay so we could actually browse the
image backup and you know work with it
from there so I just want to show you
that real quick
then when you're done
you could just go to that drive and made
right click it
macro and reflect unmount image
so that's gone all right so now we're
going to do the restore
browse for an image or backup to restore
backup
okay so there's our image right there
Windows just click on restore
so now the source
and then the destination
everything looks good there you could
pick a different Target disk if you were
going to do that
okay here's the summary of what it's
going to do click on finish
that says restore must be completed in
the windows PE rescue environment
because you can't restore it while when
it's running obviously do you want to
build rescue media and add a boot menu
now to automatically restore click yes
so this will take some time so we'll be
pausing this as well
okay so now we're going to have to
reboot here
to let the restore complete
and then you have an option here what
you want to do after the restore
we'll just set it to not set so we can
show you a when it's finished here so
we'll click on run from Windows PE to
restart the computer
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all right so it's loading up here
okay automatic restore is about to start
okay so now it's going through the
process of restoring the image
so we'll pause the video again and then
be back when this is finished because
this takes even longer than the uh
making the image when you restore it
okay so the restore is complete and
since I chose to not take any action
such as reboot we're just stuck here so
if you click on close
and then it'll take you back to your
backup here and then like all you have
to do
click on the X
and it should reboot for you
thank you
okay you see we're back in Windows and
we have our old uh image restored here
you can see that text file I made that
was created after the image was created
it's not here meaning this is the real
backup image and not the way it was
before we did the backup or the restore
I should say so I will put a link in the
description for the software you could
download it it's going to ask you to put
in your email address so I can send you
a registration code I believe so that
way uh you'll be able to enter the code
in when you do the installation
and then you get a tryout for yourself
and do some backups all right thanks for
watching and be sure to subscribe
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