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I want to ask,Is there a one-click restore in your startup menu,If so,When the menu appears, the cursor selects and holds enter, and it will enter the one-click restore,Then manually select your backup file to restore。

If not, find a GHOST system installation CD, use the CD to guide into the PE system, and then use GHOST to restore.

If you don't have a boot disc, simply remove your hard drive and hook it to a normal computer, **a 32-bit version of Ghost, open Ghost directly under its XP system, and restore it manually.

However, the main thing is to have operating experience, which is slightly complicated for beginners, it is recommended to find a ghost Chinese tutorial to take a closer look...

The mirror image speaks of the original system.

Original-state mirrored drive.

The software needs to be reinstalled to recognize the image.

The easiest way to buy or engrave a GHOST version of the system CD, the disc boot up the system is good, and you can also use a USB flash drive.

2. Install the one-click restore wizard.

Use WinRAR compression tool software to decompress, in the open interface, select "File", that is, automatically install the one-click restore wizard to the D drive.

3. Back up the C drive.

1. Restart, when system*** appears at the bottom of the screen, press F11 in time to open the main interface of one-click restore wizard.

2. Select "Backup" - OK", and restart to enter the backup interface.

3. In the backup interface, the backup progress is displayed, and when it is completed, it will automatically restart, and there is a hidden C disk backup folder stored in the last partition disk of the first hard disk of my computer.

4. Restore the C drive system.

1. Restart, when system*** appears at the bottom of the screen, press F11 in time to open the main interface of the one-click restore wizard, and automatically restart after 10 seconds to enter the recovery system interface.

2. In the recovery system interface, the recovery progress is displayed, and it will automatically restart after completion, erase all the data in the current C drive, and restore the files backed up by the original C drive to the C drive.

5. Re-back up the system.

1. Restart, when system*** appears at the bottom of the screen, press F11 in time to open the main interface of one-click restore wizard.

2. Press F1 to select "Rebackup......OK, enter the interface to display backup progress, and after a few minutes, overwrite the original backup and replace it with a new backup.

1. The so-called restore is to restore your backup, and what you have backed up will be restored to what it is. That is to say, after you install the system, use one key ghost to back up the C with the system, no matter what you put in the C disk in the future, what you delete, you now only need to use the restore, and the C disk will return to the state when you backed it up. Since you only backed up partition C, you can only restore partition C, and the other partitions will not be affected.

Second, it should be noted that the files loaded into the C drive after the backup are cleared, and the software that is not green after the backup is installed in other partitions, games, etc., its startup items are in C, and the startup items are gone after restoring, and these software and games need to be reinstalled before they can be used (manually back them up before restoring, and restore them after restoring, but the probability of failure is high).

3. The best way is to back up the installed software and games after installing the system, or use the method of re-backup, and overwrite the original backup with a new backup.

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.

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Generally, after the game is installed, a shortcut will be created on the desktop. You can create a folder in the non-system disk to copy these shortcuts to it for backup, and then copy these icons back after reinstalling the system.

As for the software. There is a lot of software, especially large ones. Generally, it will not work after you reinstall the system. Because most of these software have to register some dlls and write some registry values.

It is recommended that the software be installed in the system disk and set the PF file in a non-system partition. It can save at least 2 G of space on the C drive.

Yes every time you have to install the software you want to install, and then use ghost to make a backup, and then burn the disk, so that your recovery is to meet your requirements.

If you want to back them up, you have to install them on the C drive, because Ghost only works on the C drive, and after reinstalling your software, the game must be reinstalled, unless the game and software you installed are green versions.

Otherwise, you will re-divide the lower area, divide your C drive into a larger one, and install all the software and everything into the C drive, but it is best not to install software games or anything into the C drive.

It's very simple, although the capacity of your C drive is still very large, but there are too many things, which affects the speed, it is recommended that you install games and commonly used software on other disks.

No matter how you back up, after restoring the system with one click, all the things in the C drive are gone, the gfigepgf downstairs is wrong, and the C drive is useless no matter how big it is, as long as you restore, there is nothing in the C drive.

Put the data, and the software you have installed yourself, to a place other than the C drive, and then back up the desktop shortcuts to a place other than the C drive. Each time the system is restored, the impact is minimal.

Of course, it's just that you have to find a larger partition, otherwise it's not enough to put gho.

The games and software you installed may not be on the C drive, you can find them on other drives, bar shortcuts to put on the desktop.

One-click ghost to see what you were like when you backed it up, restore it to the C drive file at that time, and don't put the things that are commonly used and not used in the C drive.

"No need for a CD-ROM disk, U disk system, easy 5 steps to restore the system with one click, can restore your operating system to the initial state (only restore the system disk, will not operate on other disks).

Step 2: Back up your data. You can quickly back up chat history such as QQ, MSN, Want Want, My Documents, Desktop, IE Favorites, Email, etc., to ensure that you will never lose it, and you can restore it after the reinstallation is completed.

Step 3: After the data backup is completed, enter the system reinstallation stage. At this time, please do not disconnect the power supply, keep the network connection normal, and close all software and documentation you are using. Click "Next" to start reinstalling the system.

After the system is reinstalled, the computer will enter the desktop after restarting, and the Kingsoft installation wizard will be automatically started. Click "Next" to restore the data.

Step 4: Select the important data you backed up (QQ, MSN and other chat history, My Documents, Desktop, Mail, etc.) to the original location, and the usage habits will never change.

Step 5: After restoring the data, the system reinstallation is complete, and you need to restart the computer. In addition, you can also use other functions of Kingsoft Installation Wizard: install drivers, install software, and patch. "

Follow my method to solve the problem, and ask me if it doesn't work.

I recommend you a software, Qitu one-click restore, this software restores quickly, can create 1000 restore points, extremely fast backup and restore system, and the compatibility is very strong.

Press F8 when you boot up, enter the startup menu and select one key ghost OK, no need to operate anymore. Wait a minute, auto-restart.