OT: Imaging Drive for Backup / Restore
- From: journey <rainbow@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 19:14:24 -0500
OK, I'm ready to take my backup / recovery to a new level. I've
always saved my data, and if something would happen then I could just
reinstall Windows and the programs. I've done it so much it's second
nature for me to set up a new PC. This is a valid backup / restore
strategy.
However, I'm curious about imaging the whole PC to be able to restore
it exactly to a point in time.
My C: drive is 250 gig. This is where the OS and all programs are
stored.
I have an extra (new, they were on sale lol) Seagate 250 gig external
USB drive that I can use to store the image.
So, I guess the questions are:
- What software is most useful for the backup / restore.
- How do I use it to do a backup?
- How do I use it to do a restore?
Of course the question of what do I boot from when I restore comes to
mind, and how do I do that.
I'm willing to do a lot of the research but a pointer in the right
direction has saved me a lot of time in the past, and people here have
been especially knowledgeable / helpful.
Journey
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