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Create A Bootable backup of running windows 7
Hi all,
I am searching all over the web for want of a simple but harder me thing That is: How can I make a bootable backup of winodws 7 H. Premium Actually, I found a software named Macrium Reflect version 5.xxxx which may provide these facility.. But I don't know will it work.. !!! Now I eagerly want to know, that how can I make a bootable backup (like windows disk) If you know the better then please suggest me Sorry for poor English. Thanks... |
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Have look at those tutorials:
Best to backup to a external HDD. System Image Recovery Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup Restore Backup User and System Files |
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Images are not bootable by themselves. They are used to restore a drive or partition. What is needed for a bootable backup is cloning to another drive. A cloned drive is a bootable duplicate of the original drive. Macrium Reflect does an excellent job of cloning.
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Quote: Originally Posted by theog
Have look at those tutorials:
Best to backup to a external HDD. System Image Recovery Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup Restore Backup User and System Files But my actual problem: I have Asus g75vw notebook. I feel the needness of making new partition after deleting the old partition. But when I delete all partitions & create new partition, the Windows 7 H.Pre will be gone.. Moreover, it is not possible to me to buy windows 7 H.Pre So I have to save my windows & install later... If you need to know more about my problem, then please comment below.... Tnx |
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Quote: Originally Posted by theog
Have look at those tutorials:
Best to backup to a external HDD. System Image Recovery Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup Restore Backup User and System Files
Quote: Originally Posted by Lady Fitzgerald
Images are not bootable by themselves. They are used to restore a drive or partition. What is needed for a bootable backup is cloning to another drive. A cloned drive is a bootable duplicate of the original drive. Macrium Reflect does an excellent job of cloning.
But I need one thing, that is: How can I clone my notebook's windows 7 ? I have Asus g75vw notebook. I feel the needness of making new partition after deleting the old partition. But when I delete all partitions & create new partition, the Windows 7 H.Pre will be gone.. Moreover, it is not possible to me to buy windows 7 H.Pre So I have to save my windows & install later... If you need to know more about my problem, then please comment below.... Tnx |
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Before going any farther, why do you feel the need to replace the original Windows partition?
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Quote: Originally Posted by Lady Fitzgerald
Before going any farther, why do you feel the need to replace the original Windows partition?
My notebook has 4 partitions about 1 TB (the whole HDD in 4 partitions) But I need 3 partitions in the whole 1 TB HDD... I think about new thing: "1st I delete 3 of 4 partition without C Then it will automatically make unallocated space. Then I shrink the unallocated space as I need" |
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You can use macrium to make a clone or an image. Most people use images.
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