How to back up the operating system in the DOS toolbox?

How to use ghost manually

Hard Disk Representation:

x:y, the first x represents the first number of hard drives.

The last y indicates the first few partitions on this hard drive.

For example, 1:4 means the 4th partition of the 1st hard disk.

Back up the local partition to image and select the partition (C drive) to be the destination for the backup operation

Select the backup file storage address.

Enter a name for the backup file.

Restore the local partition from image and select the backup file from the original.

Select the partition (C drive) to which the restore operation is to be performed

Well, it's that simple! I believe that after reading it, you should have learned to use ghost manually.

In DOS (e.g. boot with a disc), you can see the NTFS partition in a higher version of the ghost software, and you can also access the files inside, of course, it looks a little different from the FAT32 partition, but it is easy to understand, and the image recovery is even more limitless. I tried.

The so-called system restore is to restore the previously backed up files back, you did not back up before, so what do you restore? Reinstall the system.,Let's talk about how to restore the system with ghost in the future.。

1. When the C disk with the system is damaged by viruses or lost files and is paralyzed, you can use one-click ghost restore to restore the original backup files to the C drive, so that the system can run normally. If you don't install a one-click ghost restore when installing the system, you can install it from the **one-click hard disk version on the Internet.

2. Install the one-click hard disk version.

With winrar

Unzip the compression tool software, and in the interface that opens, select "File", that is, automatically install the one-click restore to the D drive.

3. Back up the C drive.

Start -- Programs -- One-Click Ghost, turn on "One-Click Ghost".

dialog box - click "one-click backup C drive" - select "backup", automatically restart to enter the system backup progress interface (do not specify anything manually in the middle), in the backup system interface, display the backup progress, automatically restart after completion, in the last partition disk of the first hard disk of my computer, there is a hidden C disk backup folder.

4. Restore backups.

Power on, start -- Programs -- One key ghost, turn on "One key ghost".

dialog box or restart, or press the "K" keyboard to open the boot menu, use the arrow keys to select "win".

XP "Bottom" one-click ghost....option, open the "One-click Recovery" dialog box - > OK, that is, enter the system recovery progress interface, in the system recovery interface, display the recovery progress, automatically restart after completion, clear all the data in the current C drive, and restore the files originally backed up by the C drive to the C drive.

How to use ghost manually

Hard Disk Representation:

x:y, the first x represents the first number of hard drives.

The last y indicates the first few partitions on this hard drive.

For example, 1:4 means the 4th partition of the 1st hard disk.

Back up the local partition toimage

Then select the destination partition (C drive) for the backup operation

Select the backup file storage address.

Enter a name for the backup file.

Restore local partition fromimage

Then select the backup file from the beginning.

Select the partition (C drive) to which the restore operation is to be performed

Well, it's that simple! I believe that after reading it, you should have learned to use ghost manually.

System backup method under DOS:

1. Put in the boot disc, enter the Curved Dos toolbox, and run the ghost software.

2. Start the software and see the basic information interface.

3. Establish a system backup.

4. Click OK after the information of the buried tung hard disk appears.

5. Select the Pan Fiber Negotiation Character.

6. Enter the file name and click Save.

7. Select Compression.

8. Click yes to start the backup.

9. Start backup automatically.

First to the home of DOS The next latest version of the one-click ghost hard drive version. The software does not need to know DOS and can easily backup or restore your system Start with this software, and you will not be computer blind in the future.

The landlord may not have asked the question clearly, right?

Is it how to back up the system under the DOS system?

Or how to backup DOS system?