HOW TO BACK UP YOUR ENTIRE HARD DRIVE WITH GHOST

First of all, how many hard disks are hung in the landlord's machine?

1. If it is a hard disk, you can only back up the partition of the hard disk, not the entire hard disk. Select local-partition-to

image", the pop-up window selects your hard disk, and then selects the partition you want to backup, C drive or D drive, and then selects the location to be stored, which can only be placed in other partitions, not on the partition to be backed up, choose whether to compress, and you can start it.

2. If you have two hard disks and want to back up the system disk, select "local-disk-to".

image", select the disk you want to backup, and then select the location where it is stored, which can only be the partition of another disk, and then follow the prompts.

3. It is recommended that the landlord understand what he wants to do before operating, the whole system refers to the entire operating system or the data of the entire hard disk, and your E disk refers to the partition allocated by the second hard disk or the partition of a hard disk.

Then you select the disk that needs to be backed up by default (C drive), but it doesn't show that it is C drive, you just select it; The next step is to select the backup file you want to place (*.).GHO), generally placed directly in any disk other than C disk, but the premise is: that disk must be large enough (not less than 2G), it is best to judge according to the space you have used C disk, if you use high compression, the system file of more than three points can be compressed into a little more than 2G backup file.

When choosing the path, you must pay attention to the fact that the C drive there is the D drive, and the D drive is the E drive......And so on. Don't misplace. Name the backup file after selecting the path

Don't remove the suffix (.)gho), e.g. you put *ght to OK, then click OK and select hight.

Let it do the rest automatically, and then press back to restart the computer, and you're all set.

You're doing the right thing, but you're making the mistake of common sense, backing up an entire hard drive means cloning data from one hard drive to another, not backing up the current entire hard drive to a specific partition of the drive. The reason is very simple, because you are backing up the entire hard disk, for example, you have F drive, but F drive is being backed up, so it is impossible to store the backup image, which is the same as the fact that you can not operate the data Ghost backup of C drive to C drive.

local-prittion-to

This is just a partition backup, not the entire hard drive.

To back up the entire disk, you'll have to attach two hard drives. Select local-disktoimage