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

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

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

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

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    titleMoving and Resizing the restored partition
    By default, partitions restore to their original locations. However, it
    is
    's also possible to select a different target disk and to drag partitions to different locations and resize them
    at the same time
    to use the available  space. Simply drag the source partition to any available partition or free space on the target disk. You can also delete partitions on the target disk to make space. For more destination options and further information, see Modifying restored
    paritition
    partition properties.

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  4. Click Next.
    Image Removedto restore back to the original location.
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  5. If required, set Advanced Options as follows:
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    OptionDescription
    Rapid Delta Restore
     to copy
    :Copy only changed data blocks
    and
    to complete the restore process more quickly
    .

    Note: Only NTFS file systems that are not shrunk canbe restored in this way.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
    See: Rapid Delta Restore - RDR 
    SSD Trim: Enable TRIM on restore to increase of both the lifetime and the performance of the
    device
    SSD
    Verify Image  to chose whether to verify an image
    See: SSD Trim Support 
    Verify Image:To verify the image integrity before restoring.
    Master Boot Record
    to
    :To replace the
    restore with the
    Master Boot Record (MBR) with the 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.

    Note: On modern GPT/UEFI systems this option has no effect.  



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

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