How Do I Restore a System Image to a C Drive?

There are many ways to restore the system, and most of them use one-click GHSOT software to restore the system. One-click ghost restore, all files and viruses in the current C partition are removed, and at the same time, the original backup files are restored to the C drive, so that the system can run normally. Since One-Click Restore only backs up partition C, this can only restore C, and other partitions will not be affected.

1. From the sky, Huajun Software Park, etc. **** "One-click hard disk version" (Olympic version) with Winrar compression tool software to decompress, in the open interface, select "file", that is, automatically install one-click restore to the D disk.

2. Back up the C drive.

Start--Program--One-click Ghost, open the "One-click Ghost" dialog box - click "One-click backup C disk" -- select "Backup", automatically restart to enter the system backup progress interface (don't manually specify anything 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.

3. Restore the backup.

Turn on,Start--Programs--One-click ghost,Open the "one-click ghost" dialog box-click "One-click recovery C"-"Recovery"-The following do not need to move, it will be carried out automatically, in the recovery system interface, the recovery progress will be displayed, and it will be automatically restarted after completion, and all the data in the current C drive will be cleared, and the files originally backed up by the C disk will be restored to the C drive.

If the system is paralyzed and can't enter the system, boot up and press the keyboard F8 to enter the safe mode -- select Normal Boot -- Enter -- Enter "Please select the operating system you want to start" -- use the arrow keys Select "One Click Ghost" under "Win XP".Options - select "One-click Recovery") - Click "Recover" - OK.

4. Back up the system again.

Start -- Program -- One-click Ghost, open the "One-click Ghost" dialog box - click "One-click backup C drive" -- select "Backup", automatically reboot into the system backup progress interface, (don't manually specify anything in the middle), and after a few minutes, the original backup will be overwritten and replaced with a new backup.

One-click restore tutorial for various versions.

This is a ghost installation tutorial that I made myself, you see.

1. Select My Computer, right-click, select Properties, and open the "System" window.

2. Open the "System Protection" link on the left side of the "System" window, which is the "System Protection" tab under the "System Properties" dialog box.

3. Select the drive to be protected in the "Protection Settings" and click the "Configure" button to configure the drive to be restored by the system.

4. At this time, the dialog box opens, under the Restore Settings option group, select the restore content, you can select "System Settings and previous versions of files", and click the OK button.

5. Click the "Create" button, a dialog box will pop up, enter a description of the restore point, you can name it as "Restore Point", and select the "Create" button to complete the creation.

6. At this time, the progress bar of "Creating restore point" is displayed, and the creation will be completed after a while, and the system prompts "Restore point has been successfully created".

Win7 comes with a backup and restore tool How to use:

1. Enter the win7 computer desktop, find the "control panel" from the lower left corner and click to enter, enter the win7 control panel.

2. After entering the control panel, you can find the "Backup & Restore" tool, if you feel that the default icon is too small to find, please click the "big icon" on the right side of the control panel to view the way to find the backup and restore tool.

3. After clicking "Backup and Restore", you can enter the backup and restore settings interface, we first click "Set Backup", and then we will enter the backup settings, mainly to set which disk to store the backup files on.

4. Set up win7 backup After that, we will be prompted to save the system backup file to where to be, the following demonstration is to store the backup file in the D disk, and then click on the right side of the "Back up now", wait for a period of time to complete the backup.

5. Set up win7 backup After that, we will be prompted to save the system backup file to where to be, the following demonstration is to store the backup file in the D disk, and then click on the right side of the "Back up now", wait for a period of time to complete the backup.