Win8 How to create a system image

WIN8 Create a system image as follows:

The system image is an exact copy of the drive. By default, the system image contains the drives required for Windows to run. It also contains Windows and system settings, programs, and files. If your hard disk or computer does not work, you can use the system image to restore the contents of your computer. When you restore a computer from a system image, a full restore occurs. You cannot select individual items to restore, and all current programs, system settings, and files will be replaced by the corresponding content in the system image.

Operation Steps:

1, Win+x choose to open the Control Panel.

2, in the Control Panel large icon display Select "Windows7 File recovery."

3, select "Create System Image" on the left.

First, the hard disk backup steps:

4, hard disk backup, preferably backup in the mobile hard drive, to avoid the failure of the hard disk backup.

5, select Good to back up to the target disk and click Next.

6, the system disk is the default choice, other need to back up the drive can choose their own.

7, after the selection click "Next" click "Start Backup" can be.

Second, the choice of CD-ROM DVD backup, prepare a lot of DVD blank discs, the cumulative capacity is not less than the amount of disk space backup, the operation process and the above steps are the same.

Third, network backup.

8, network backup input network storage path and login account password.

9. Click "OK" after the input is correct and click "Next".

10, the following steps and previous disk backup steps 6, 7 the same.

When the system image is finished, a window prompts for the system repair disc, the system repair CD can boot from the disc when the system fails to boot, and the CD contains Windows system Recovery tools that enable Windows to recover from a critical error or to mirror the computer from a system image. , the size of 200M or so (recommended best to create, need a CD-ROM).

Click "Create Disc" to create automatically.

Note:

FAT32-formatted disks do not support image backups and storage images. The backed-up data is not securely protected on the local disk or network target.