Re image the computer, what is the network folder in the re image of the machine

1. Reinstalling the image and reinstalling the system mean the same thing, both of which are to reinstall or restore the current computer system.

2. The system reinstallation will format all the data in the C drive, because the system is installed in the C drive, so the data in the C drive should be backed up before reinstallation.

3. The data saved to other system disks will not be lost, because the general system is installed on the C drive, and the reinstallation system is only to reinstall or restore the C disk.

Ask where this prompt appears, I really haven't seen it, tell me more.

Image reset will lose data, that is, you have manually backed up the image of the C disk before, and now restore it back, the installed software and other files will be rolled back to the state when you backed up, it is recommended to back up the files before resetting the image.

It is from the installation system. (Under normal circumstances) the system is made in the C drive, and has nothing to do with other drive letters, you can see it when you install it, move the important things of the C drive to other drive letters, (the desktop is also a C drive) you can redo the system with peace of mind.

When re-mirroring your computer, you don't need to use a network folder, you only need to use the ghost software.

The name of the software is an acronym for General Hardware Oriented System Transfer. The software is capable of copying backups, restoring entire hard disks or individual partitions in a complete and fast manner.

There are two ways to use ghost for system backup: the entire disk and the partition. Click the local item in the menu, and there are 3 sub-items in the pop-up menu on the right, where disk means to back up the entire hard disk (i.e., clone), partition means to back up a single partition of the hard disk, and check means to check the hard disk or backup files to see if the backup or restore failure may be caused by partition or hard disk corruption. Partition backup is useful as an individual user to save system data, especially when recovering and copying system partitions.

Select the local partition to image menu, and the disk selection window will pop up to start the partition backup operation. Click on the white hard disk information bar in the window, select the hard disk, enter the window, and select the partition you want to operate (if you don't have a mouse, you can use the keyboard to operate: tab key to switch, enter key to confirm, arrow key to select).

In the pop-up window, select the directory path of the backup storage and enter the name of the backup file, noting that the name of the backup file has the suffix of GHO. Next, the program will ask if you want to compress the backup data, and give you 3 options: no means no compression, fast means that the compression ratio is small and the backup speed is faster, and high is the compression ratio is high but the backup speed is quite slow.

Finally, select the yes button to start the backup of the partitioned hard drive. Ghost backups are fairly fast and don't have to wait long, and the backup files are stored in a set directory with the gho extension.

If the partition data backed up in the hard disk is damaged, cannot be repaired by general data repair methods, and the system cannot be started after being damaged, you can use the backup data to completely restore the data without reinstalling the program or the system. Of course, it is also possible to restore the backup to another hard drive.

To restore a backup partition, select the menu Local Partition from Image in the interface, select the restored backup file in the pop-up window, then select the restored hard disk and partition, and click the yes button.

Most of the time you have accessed someone else's shared file in the LAN, it is a link, it is useless, don't care.