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The thread discusses how to create a system image and repair disk for Windows 10, with the original poster confused by the Windows 7 labeling in the backup tool. A respondent dismisses the built-in Windows backup feature as inadequate and recommends using third-party software like Acronis. Another user provides a different method, suggesting that a system image can be created via the File History settings. Overall, the discussion highlights uncertainty about the native backup options and suggests alternative approaches.
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weeder

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I have a question about creating a system image and repair disk of my Windows 10
system.
If I do the following: Control Panel / System and Security / under Backup and Restore
(Windows 7) / Backup and Restore (Windows 7) then click on create. The Windows 7
in () confuses me and is causing me to ask this question. Is this really for Windows 10?
 

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To create a system image for Windows 10. Search File history then go to the File history folder> Then click the System Image Backup that is in the lower left corner.
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ime no... the built in Windows backup tool is shit. Use Acronis or one of the free image making softwares to make a bootable image.
 

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Emily Forbes

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To create a system image for Windows 10. Search File history then go to the File history folder> Then click the System Image Backup that is in the lower left corner.
 

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