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| 17 Jun 2012 | #1 |
| | How can I mount the whole system? After i install my OS of course im gonna be installing my favorite programs.. but if anything happens to my pc in the future instead of recovering the manufactures settings I wanna mount my whole OS so i can recover my pc and programs as well.. is there any way i can do this? thanks in advance |
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| | I ask my girlfriend this on a regular basis ! |
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| | mtg, Make a SYSTEM IMAGE using Windows Backup and Restore. Here is the SevenForums' tutorial for making a System Image Backup: Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup |
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