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The original poster is seeking help with restoring a Windows 11 system image on their HP x360 14tea, encountering issues with creating or booting from a rescue disk. A subsequent commenter suggests that the built-in backup/restore feature is unreliable and provides a link to Microsoft’s official backup and restore documentation. Overall, the thread highlights challenges with Windows backup and recovery methods, with a hint toward using official support resources.

macdolandson

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Hello,
Windows 11 on my HP x360 14tea laptop. After creating a backup image, I am trying to restore the image. The image was created and stored on a network hard drive without any issues. Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to restore the image. I have a USB CD/DVD Burner that I have used to create a "rescue" disk. But, the Rescue disk will not boot. I have the rescue disk as the first in the boot orderLink Removed After powering on, the CD/DVD appears to boot, but it cycles back to the beginning to create a rescue disk. My attempts to create a rescue disk have failed three times. Any advice about creating and using the rescue disk would be greatly appreciated.
 

Neemobeer

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The built in backup/restore is ok at best. I would not recommend it as a reliable solution. The process of backup/restore is documented here