Page History

...

1. On the main screen, select Restore.Image Removed

   Image Added
   Backup images available to be restored are shown in the main pane.  
   
   

2. Select the image you wish to restore and click Restore Image.

   Image RemovedImage Added

3. The next dialog gives you the opportunity to modify the destination properties.

   By default, partitions restore to their original locations. However, it is possible to drag partitions to different locations and resize them at the same time. Simply drag the source partition to any available partition on the target disk. For more destination options and further information, see Modifying restored paritition partition properties.

   Image RemovedImage Added

4. Click Next.
   Image RemovedImage Added 

5. If required, set Advanced Options as follows:
   1. Rapid Delta Restore to copy only changed data blocks and complete the restore process more quickly.
      Note: Only NTFS file systems that are not shrunk canbe can be restored in this way.
   2. SSD Trim to enable TRIM on restore. 
      Note: Writing to an unused block is quicker than writing to one in use and results in an increase of both the lifetime and the performance of the device. 
   3. Verify Image  to chose whether to verify an image before restoring.
   4. Master Boot Record to replace the restore with the Master Boot Record (MBR) from the backup.
      Note: The MBR is a small program that executes when the computer starts up. If this program becomes corrupt then you can have problems starting the computer operating system.
      
      

6. A summary screen is displayed confirming the choices that have been made, click finish. 

Conditional ContentDocumentation: (knowlegdebase only) Documentation: (knowlegdebase only) sv-attr:0A0F000C014A15C513E2EDCD2A9F897A0A0F000C014A2E179DA75ECB620AD537

Video Tutorial

<iframe width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/tSMujVGXfa8"></iframe>

Related articles