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Had a HDD failure - just replaced it and a clean install of W7 32 bit.
I had been carrying out regular backups using Backup wizard ... and a have a recent backup set ... how do I restore form that.
Alternatively I have a separate backup of my documents etc. .... as a straight save .... would I be better to just drag them back onto new build and not bother with restore
I had been carrying out regular backups using Backup wizard ... and a have a recent backup set ... how do I restore form that.
Alternatively I have a separate backup of my documents etc. .... as a straight save .... would I be better to just drag them back onto new build and not bother with restore
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Hi,
This Microsoft how to/help page should have all the answers you need:
Restore files from a backup
This Microsoft how to/help page should have all the answers you need:
Restore files from a backup
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Nope ... even the very first does not work there is nothing called "system & maintenance"
There is a "system & security" ... but only option there is to restore form a backup option ... this sis a clean install so there isn't ione.
I want o back up form a system image store on external HDD
It does not give you option to go to another HDD ... it does give option of a network but my extn drive is USB not network drive.
There is a "system & security" ... but only option there is to restore form a backup option ... this sis a clean install so there isn't ione.
I want o back up form a system image store on external HDD
It does not give you option to go to another HDD ... it does give option of a network but my extn drive is USB not network drive.
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This may help: Link Removed
But if none of that works, get a hold of the VHD from the WindowsSystemImage file and do this: System Image - Recover a Broken Windows 7 System Image - Windows 7 Forums
But if none of that works, get a hold of the VHD from the WindowsSystemImage file and do this: System Image - Recover a Broken Windows 7 System Image - Windows 7 Forums