What is the best way to backup these things?

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    TechnoMage2016 said:
    I'll usually STOP there, and get out my Ghost 11.5 DOS boot disk and boot up my PC, which takes me into the Ghost Backup program. Then I will use Ghost to make a compressed Image File of my C: drive and save it to either a second internal HD or an external USB drive.

    That gives me something to go back to, if during the rest of the setup, something goes sideways and I have to do a RESTORE. (that's a C: drive restore, not just a System Restore.)
    Hi,

    Thanks for your reply and sharing your experience. Your suggestions do give way for a few questions in my mind. If a System image of the C: drive contains everything on C: drive, why do I also need a backup of C: drive?

    When you say 'that's a C: drive restore, not just a System Restore', I really don't undertand the difference between the two here. Can you please tell me?

    This is what I was thinking -

    A SYSTEM IMAGE of C: drive after installing OS, drivers, personalizing.

    Next SYSTEM IMAGE after installing softwares.

    Finally a BACKUP of the other drive, the D: drive, on which I store images, videos, ebooks etc.

    But what I am wondring is, do I need a SYSTEM IMAGE for the D: drive? Do I need a BACKUP of C: drive?

    Thanks again!
    Last edited by crystaldrone; 25 Nov 2017 at 10:44.
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