Lenovo One click Restore backup space is insufficient, what should I do?

Don't know which drive your backup is on.

First of all, see what is the backup space you prompted?

And then what is the capacity of the backup?

Then enter the system and see if the used space of the specified disk is less?

If it is a C drive, reduce the capacity of the C drive and modify the following two items:

1. Changing the virtual memory to D disk or other disks can reduce the memory capacity by three times. (512M memory can also be saved.)

2. Turn off System Restore. It can be reduced by about 300m.

And if that's not enough, you can also clean up useless temporary files!

One more point,Check whether there is a bad sector in the hard disk.。。。

It stands to reason that this cannot be an unassigned space

Rather, it's a hidden partition.

As for how, you can only operate it on a certain computer!

I suggest you find someone from Lenovo

Use partition magician, though, be careful to back up important files. Expand the space of the hidden partition IBM Preload to the desired amount. You cannot change the partition label

Generally, there are the following types.

1) The pre-installed win8 Chinese version is a pure version, there is a one-click restore that comes with it, the professional version is more than 99% pirated is not, the pure version comes with a thing regret key to restore and restore after the one disk is left, the original things are all gone.

3) Built-in image backup,After restoring, the C disk is backed up after the file is gone,If the software installed on other disks, the whole disk will also be restored to the state before the backup,Because the registry backup of the software is in the C disk。

4) The built-in restore point is the easiest restoration, and the files in the computer will not be affected.

5) If you have any questions, please ask me.

This is very simple, your one-click recovery is very successful, but after you do a one-click recovery, there is no backup system, since there is no backup system, you click on that one-click recovery is definitely useless, like letting you cook, you only put water in the pot (one-click recovery), do not put rice (the original mirror of the system), just want to eat rice (equivalent to restoring C disk), then there must be no food to eat (the system must not be successfully restored). Next, I'll say,What should you do?,In fact, your one-click recovery is very successful,The only deficiency is,You should be after shutting down,Press the one-key recovery button (you can see you**This interface),The next thing is to click on the one-key recovery,Don't click Next,Then press the keyboard "Ctrl+Left Shift+O (this is the letter O,Not the number 0)

Enter the command input mode. If you can't get in, click "System Settings" and then "Back" and press the key combination again.

At this time, a command prompt will appear, first determine the drive letter of the hidden partition, for example, my system has a 100m hidden partition at this time, C, D, E disk, and an optical drive bit F, then the hidden partition at this time is H, if there is no 100M partition, then it is G, then enter the following command:

g: Enter.

I'll say one more thing here, in order to make sure that the G drive is the hidden partition, you can enter dir enter, if the file displayed is indeed the hidden partition, then directly flash the following command:

cd onekey osimage enter.

fb Enter.

Then a factory backup will be done to back up your current system to a hidden partition.

Lenovo's pre-installed system is certainly only a recovery, not a backup. If you want to back up, you can't back up the recovery partition in Lenovo, you can only use third-party software to back up separately. Do you want to replace the factory set system with a new one.

It's pretty much the same as a factory reset on your phone.

May I ask the landlord, how long has your system been installed, I can tell you clearly, system restore, restore once, the computer is slow once. Generally, during the operation of the computer, there is no black screen, blue screen, or crash for no reason, and the computer hardware is fine; Software problems have to be slowly investigated, the computer is old, it will affect the speed, but the new machine will not be half a year, you can ** a Kingsoft cleaning expert, scan your computer, and then see if there are malicious plug-ins, or viruses or the like, clean these up, and then scan the system junk, so I think your computer will be much faster.

The book I just bought is very new for half a year. Slow response includes a lot of (since you added it, rule out the virus):

1.Although the system is backed up after reinstallation, some performance still needs to be optimized, it is recommended to use optimization tools such as: Optimization Master, Rubik's Cube, etc.;

2.The system will naturally slow down after a long time, sometimes the system disk, that is, the C disk, accumulates too many junk files, so restoring the system can be solved, but some of your other disks may be too full or too many fragments, so you also need to optimize it;

3.There is no effect on the restoration after optimization, it is recommended to reinstall the system once, and then try to fix a disk by yourself (non-C disk is OK) for other software installations, pay attention to the habits of using the machine, and often clean up junk files, etc., it should be OK.

There will be no problem with the hardware, only it may be that the configuration above is not suitable for the system you use, it is recommended to install the non-XP back to the XP, so that the performance of the computer will reflect more points. Because of the high configuration requirements of Vista and Win7, the general models only reach the most basic configuration.