Windows 10 And 8.1 Full System Image Backup And Restore - All Programs, Apps And Files

Author: Windows Ninja
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Often Windows refresh, restore and reset just do not do 100% what the user needs. The user might need a full system restore to a good settings time with all programs and settings and files restored. This method uses Windows 10 to create a full disk image (other disks can be added). All settings, files and folders as well as all Apps and Programs are restored to that previously created image. This video shows how to create that image and also how to restore it if need be. Backup systems should always be considered - even by the home user. For more visit: http://www.windows10.ninja http://www.2012r2.com Transcript (machine generated so it contains errors) Hello look at how to create a system image and restoring basically what this is the complete backup of your hard diskall your files and folders on your et cetera if you try refreshing resending way do everything union from getting closer to what you want. Okay so basically, how do we get there. Okay, we need to type in backup in Windows can van files history okay this brings us to hear anything as being in the bottom where you click on system image backup again. Click on that and basically it will bring you to this window okay in your search. Make sure that you have an external hard disk or so or maybe an extra partition on this computer where you can actually use it only to find one or after use DVDs or an attractive connection to a network. Basically, make sure you have sharing Seneca, where revenue folder somewhere in the same over there. Okay, where can I use this harmless right now. Okay. Click next okay and take 11 GB of disk space, which is not too bad. Okay currently what's were using a roughly 11 Gates Ellis fairly accurate and correct Formula One row was a mistake) I was in fashion and also the C drive is quite nice, quick start backup okay and this will obviously take some time. Okay, we shall resume one a is pretty much finished. Okay, okay, and it completed so that's out now. How do we restore it, you may be wondering okay as to articles 1 you can boot up using the DVD drives Windows DVD or if it's Windows on a USB Windows USB okay. One alternative is rebooting to advanced. The quickest way is just right click on that. Okay, hold down the shift button as you can see the shifters on okay and then restart is that that the password okay and now is going there, select a system image is the best choice. Okay, and there on the new volume. The experimentally founded. That's the one okay, you can learn click on advanced okay, so stress is an image on the network install any drivers if they are required at that point. Okay, you might want refresh to look for other images just in case yours and here once you select a click next okay if are basically restore the EFI and the secret is exactly what was backed up okay. There we go. Click on that I click next and make sure you don't tell. I shall we say, having power, so your batteries running out okay or you switch off the computer halfway to measure completes otherwise you will have a problem again click finish and basically restore it will take some time. Obviously there was an issue bacteria original gear of as I was watching.

Comments

  1. How to boot after uninstalling windows?
  2. Will this image backup work if I copy everything to a newly installed ssd drive and boot windows from ssd and format the hhd where windows were originally installed?
  3. Does this process work for moving files and settings from one computer to another? Both are Windows 10. Or is it computer specific? (Only backup/restore can be used for same computer)
  4. 1 like for the "...okay"
  5. do i keep all my apps ???
  6. when I get the "choose additional restore options" it gives me a prompt that says "if you don't have a system repair disc you can create one now" and if I were to select on "create disc" it keeps saying "system repair disc could not be created" please help
  7. I bought a windows 10 laptop some time ago and for the next couple of months I need some linux on it for my school work. I can't dual boot because it doesn't have enough memory. If I make a system image backup, then delete windows and replace it with linux, once I don't need linux anymore can I reinstall windows using this method?
    Thanks :)
  8. ''okay''
  9. Question: Can I have an image of my windows 10 tablet and then put it on my other tablet which is windows 8.1 ??
  10. hi! may I know the video clip I save before also can backup?thank you.
  11. Cool! Mr Mackey is doing YouTube videos.
  12. it will back up back your Windows 10's files and programs or Windows 8's girls and program??
  13. I personally find this way, way more useful than File History as I already use Dropbox to save my documents in the Cloud. File History ends up saving nothing as all my Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos, etc folders are empty...

    I have a question: will this really backup everything as it was, for example, right know I'm using W10 Enterprise 2016 LTSB and I have Office 2016 + a bunch of softwares installed like Chrome, MPC-HC, Spotify, ST3, etc. Will this really save a "snapshot" of the system and when I restore everything will be back in place, no DLL issues, no drivers issues, nothing? Thanks.
  14. @Windows Ninja: I made the system image and when I try to restore Windows asks to create a system repair disc. It just doesn't want to use the system image I had. What can I do?
  15. we should put an "ok" counter on this video
  16. Hi Windows Ninja! Great video thanks.
    Is there any easy way to first Format C your HD and then restore the Image?
    I succesfully created the image but before restoring it I would like to format my HD. Or does it format automatically?
    Kr, Simon
  17. i used aomei to do a backup- saved it to external usb drive- made an aomei boot disk- booted into the disk and it couldn't see the USB drive to pull the backup from- There's no option in my bios to set usb- how do i go about getting computer to recognize usb external drive on boot? (It finds it fine when on desktop- it's just during boot it doesn't apparently)- running dual boot with windows 7 and linux mint-
  18. Hello, I was wondering if it's possible to use the backup image from windows 8.1 and apply it to windows 10. Does someone know a way how to do that, thanks.
  19. Very helpful video. I have clicked Create System Image rather than Backup up Now as all data is backed up separately more frequently anyway. Anyway do I need to change boot order in BIOS in order to get it to find the system image stored on my external USB hard drive. I just want to do a dummy test without pushing last button just to make sure it is going to work if I need it? Also it didnt ask for password when I created image so presume that is my Windows login password? Thank you
  20. Hi Windows Ninja Ive got a external hard drive What i would like to know if you could help please I made a system imge And i have just restored my pc with this imge Off my external hard drive What i need to know can i use this same imge again in the future instead of making a new one Be grateful if you could let me know if it can be used multiple times Thanks To any one