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• Windows 7 Imaging question about drivers

  Hello, I'm doing some research on the Internet and can't find what I need for this task.  I want to make an image of Windows 7 on a laptop, but I want to load the drivers for the other 20 laptops and desktops we have so I have a small beautiful image.  Is there a documentation proving that I can download all the drivers and then change a registry entry to make Windows look like this directory to load drivers when the image is used on another PC?  Or maybe is there another way I can do this without having to purchase any additional software?

  Thanks in advance.

  Jerry

  You will have to go on Support of Windows 7 forums on the following link to help solve your problem: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/w7itpro/

• Windows 7 backup and restore/Imaging

  Will there be Windows or General re-percussion if I backup (create an image) a system of Windows 7 with all of our applications and configurations, then restore the image (new/identical) systems.  Of course the systems will be renamed and joined to a domain, plus we have licenses for all installed.

  Hello

  To learn more about backup and restore in Windows 7, you can visit this link.

  Feel free to get back to us if you need further assistance.

• Backup Windows disabled by Acronis True Image 2011

  I discovered that the uninstallation of Acronis True Image 2011 will disable the Windows 7 backup program. The link is displayed on the Control Panel, but clicking on it does nothing. I've read elsewhere that the problem may be that Acronis mess up the registry of Windows, but I don't know how to fix this and hesitate to try. Acronis seems indifferent to the fixing of the problem - their proposed solution is that I just keep using Acronis and forget to backup Windows. I would appreciate the help.

  I would also say that this exposes a vulnerability in Windows 7. It should prevent the modification of the behavior of the windows installed programs or at least ask for permission until it is granted.

  This does not have the problem, I've identified, which is that the UNINSTALL Acronis True Image Home leaves disabled Windows backup. Fixing the problem requires the user to modify the Windows registry. Changes have now been contributed by a user and Acronis continues to refuse to address the problem. A full discussion can be found here:

  http://Forum.Acronis.com/Forum/14782

• Recover Windows System Image in Boot Camp 10

  Hi all

  I have problems with Windows on my iMac.

  So I installed Win10 using the Boot Camp Assistant, partitioning 300 GB for it. After awhile, I realized I want to segment much more, so I tried looking for a way to extend this partition to 500 GB - I have tried it with a 3rd party app and didn't. I then created a Windows System Image, restored the fuser unit to a single OS X partition and reinstalled Windows with BCA - by then I had decided to partition 1 TB for each operating system. I installed with no problems and tried to recover Windows from the Image of the above system. But instead he apparently formatted my entire SDS, including the OS X partition, that the iMac will not start and more.

  [I have a backup Time Machine and everything, I also know I have to reinstall OS X and then restore from that backup.]

  The question is how to do what I tried bypassing Windows format the whole * thing. If this is not possible at all to recover from the image, I'll be forced to 'start from scratch' and I'd really rather not, 3rd party applications are welcome at this stage. Also, can I recover the files from the Image of the system?

  Thank you for your time,

  Bruncky

  PS. : Given that the Apple employee didn't know immediately what I was talking about: in Windows, a System Image is a 1:1 copy of my Windows partition around, as opposed to a backup that saves only files apps and not content generated by the app.

  PS2. : If I reinstall OS X from Recovery Mode, do I make specific configurations about the merger by car?

  BrunoBrunck wrote:

  But instead he apparently formatted my entire SDS, including the OS X partition, that the iMac will not start and more.

  This issue arises from a bad assumption made during the restorations by the process of restoration of Windows. It assumes that the restoration is made on the dedicated disk that has nothing else. Winclone is the best solution on Mac instead of Windows System Image backups. I have some time with a few users and I have tried with different levels of success. Please see Bootcamp not recognized after the restoration of Windows from image system for example.

  The question is how to do what I tried bypassing Windows format the whole * thing. If this is not possible at all to recover from the image, I'll be forced to 'start from scratch' and I'd really rather not, 3rd party applications are welcome at this stage.

  Try of Winclone.

  PS. : Given that the Apple employee didn't know immediately what I was talking about: in Windows, a System Image is a 1:1 copy of my Windows partition around, as opposed to a backup that saves only files apps and not content generated by the app.

  There may be some confusion between the Image of the system and the history of the files. Time Machine has no concept of an Image of the system, so it is also the terminology 'exotic '.

  PS2. : If I reinstall OS X from Recovery Mode, do I make specific configurations about the merger by car?

  No, unless you have built a custom Fusion car. If you have a Bootcamp partition on the drive of Fusion, you want to ensure that you're not crushing BC/Windows, unless a wipe/restoration is your goal.

• Error message for WIndows 7 Image restoration software

  I get the error message, do a restore image on a new hard drive. It says "image has been created on the computer with the help of EFI and the computer uses the Bios". Have a backup of windows external disk image. Failed hard drive. Replaced the hard drive. Repair disc I created did not work. Started from the original system disk and asked to restore the image. Same computer in question, no change except old drive shot and the new drive installed. Restore from a MyBook via the USB port of the image. Any ideas how to fix?

  See this link for the answers to these questions.

  https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/d23b4b16-e467-4ff2-a4fc-45e7ac88c4be/windows-7-image-restore-error-message-efi-vs-bios?forum=w7itprogeneral#8276aac6-f0c9-4258-9baf-3906018b8d2c

  GregD

• Backup failed (System Image) of network storage (NAS) - Error Codes 0 x 81000032 and 0x8078011D

  I recently got a new DELL workstation, and I'm trying to set up the automatic backup feature.  I am running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, and our office uses a Synology NAS device as a file server.  The NAS device has 1.34 TB of total space, 1.3 TB of free space and is in NTFS format.  I have traced (persistent) several places on the NAS as readers on workstation.

  I tried to backup my workstation to the NAS (network location), but it didn't give me the error code 0 x 81000032.

  When I changed the backup settings so that the backup did not include an image of the system, the backup was properly executed.

  I tried to create a system image (link on the upper left of the control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Backup and restore screen).  The image has failed and gave me the error 0x8078011D code, informing me that the recording location was either: (1) not a reader fixed, (2) no NTFS, or (3) read-only.  I know that the save location is NTFS and is read/write; and as I mentioned earlier, it is a network location (a NAS device).

  I thought that maybe because I have traced other network locations NAS as readers on 'My Computer', that when it came time for the image of my system, the backup was trying to picture to all my readers, including the mapped locations of NAS.  If she did this, I thought that it may fail because there is not enough space on the NAS in order to imagine NAS locations mapped as well as my workstation.

  So, I unplugged my mapped drives (NAS locations) and tried to make a manual backup, including the image.  That did not work.  I also tried to create an image as shown above.  That did not work also.  Also, I went into services.msc and fact ensure that the shadow copy of Volume has been set to 'Automatic', started the service and restarted my computer.  Backups don't always work.

  My question is: How can I run a backup that includes a system image and store this backup and image on the NAS Server?  Remember, I want to be able to set the schedule and forget it with the backup occurs automatically when I do not use my work station.  Keep in mind that I can run a backup if the settings do not include the create a system image.

  -Update-

  Here's an idea: on my Dell workstation, I have a disk drive (d :)) (I think to be able to read emails without having to start the computer?) who is FAT 32...) This could be what is causing the problem... because the backup cannot create the image of a FAT 32 on a NTFS drive?  (I know that he cannot back up on a FAT 32 drive).  If so, can I change it by going to cmd (as an administrator) and type CONVERT D:/FS: NTFS?  Or is there a way I can exclude the drive D: (FAT 32) of the image?

  I would be grateful for any help.

  You must post this question in the forums technet for a better answer.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/categories/

• Microsoft product for backup and system image recovery... similar to norton ghost.

  Hello

  I'm looking for a Microsoft product that is similar to the image of norton ghost... where we can restore the system in case of crash of the backup of the image... Yes I know, in windows server, that we have backup utlity that stores the file in .bkf format however it requires a running operating system to restore the file... I want to, where we can build the system, including the os from system crash image file.

  Thank you
  Wine

  I don't think that there is nothing that makes Microsoft who will do what you want with Windows XP. I prefer Acronis True Image Ghost. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Backup Windows not pretend "enough space".

  Backup Windows refuses to create a new Image system because it claims that the goal to drive (the drive on which the image will be placed) doesn't have the space available. It is an incorrect Windows evaluation, as the System Image is ~ 32 GB, and the target drive has about 360 GB of available. The full error message is the following: "Windows Backup skipped backup system image because one of the critical volumes is not having enough free space. Free up space by deleting unnecessary files and try again. "Error code: 0 x 81000033 as there are a few grammatical mistakes in this error message (for example,"is not having enough"should read 'don't have enough', which indicates a person who does not speak English natively wrote the message), I suspect that there may be an intrusion to blame (polite way of saying"foul play"), but Microsoft Security Essentials , or Malwarebytes detects no virus or other.

  How to fix error code: 0 x 81000033
  http://www.PAGESTART.com/win7br0x8100003301.html

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

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• Manually burn the backup of system image on DVD

  I did extensive research on the Internet on the subject, but I have not found an answer.

  I created several distinct versions of complete system images different windows 7 on a disk external hard usb through the backup utility windows 7 change each time the destination folder name.

  I know that I can use backup windows 7 to create the system directly on DVD several images, but I want to do after I created the images on the external hard drive, because I want to be sure to use many DVD burn only a single image, choose the one that it is the best.

  Can someone tell me what is the correct way to burn on multiple images of a single DVD that I created on the external hard drive so that I can use these multiple dvds with the ERD in windows 7 to restore the image of the system?

  Thank you very much

  Best regards

  Michele

  I can't quite follow your train of thought, but here are a few thoughts of my own:

  • I can't burn images of system for DVDs. There are three reasons:
    -There are too many drives.
    -You cannot reuse the disk.
    -Burned DVDs are much less reliable than hard disks.
  • Each machine, I occupy I maintain three images on an external hard drive:
    -L'image of 'Factory' (which allows me to go back to square one)
    -The most recent image (which I renew once all the few months)
    -L'image before the most recent image (which lets me go back in case the most recent image turns out to be defective.
  • Given the performance a little unreliable the ease of creating native images, I use a third-party product. Its features are far superior and it compresses files image by about 50%. The product allows me to burn a CD of 'rescue' that allows me to restore an image on a blank disc.

  The above measures I would recover quickly from any disaster, no matter what it is.

• Restoring an incremental backup Windows 7

  This may seem a stupid question, but it's confusing in the interface.  I want to restore my backup files of the Windows (from the control panel).  There are two dates when I did a backup of Windows.  When I go through the Restore Wizard, he mentions the 'backup period' and makes it sound as if the restoration will contain only the difference between these two dates.

  This means that if I want to restore all my files, I must first restore the previous backup and then restore it later, so that I can get those files that changed between two backups?

  Or if I just restore the most recent backup, Windows automatically give me all files that have been backed up?

  Hello

  1. have you deleted all the files between two backups?

  2. what kind of backup do you have?

  If you deleted all the files between old and recent backup, this file is not there in the recent backup. If you have a full backup of the system, all files on the computer that the precise date will be there in the backup.

  See the article and check if that helps.

  Restore files from a backup

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/restore-files-from-a-backup

• Waste product creates Backup Windows.old after format

  Hello
  I have Toshiba Satellite A200-1CR Windows Vista Basic
  I want to format the system with DVD product, is recovery product recovery backup Windows.old after format?

  Concerning

  Hello

  No, the Toshiba Recovery CD format the whole HARD drive and installs all new!

  Simply said; the use of the recovery CD redefines the laptop to factory settings.

  Best regards

• Can't backup windows because Backup has encountered a problem during backup of the C:\Users\marcel\Documents\Youcam file. Error: (the system cannot find the specified file. (0 x 80070002))

  can not backup windows because: Backup has encountered a problem during backup of the C:\Users\marcel\Documents\Youcam file. Error: (the system cannot find the specified file. (0 x 80070002))
  Backup has encountered a problem during backup of the C:\Users\marcel\Documents\Youcam file. Error: (the system cannot find the specified file. (0 x 80070002)).

  Maybe it's because I disabled the camera to prevent other people using the computer?

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  Hi Marrcel,

  Thank you for keeping us posted.

  The issue can be due to turning the camera off. I suggest you to activate the camera and try.

  Please come back for any clarification on this or any issue of Windows. We will be happy to help you.

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• Backup Windows install acer aspire 4330

  HI, team of Acer, I use Linux (dual-boot) with windows. I would like to remove windows, how do I backup windows install so if something goes wrong, I can just pop in a disc and reinstall windows? If any other information is needed I can provide.

  Well, while being in disagreement with your decision, I have found this procedure to create a recovery disc for an Acer laptop. Please keep in mind that the process may vary slightly with different patterns:

  To create your recovery backup disks, follow these steps:

  1. Click on the Start menu, and then click all programs.
  2. In the list of programs, click the Acer file, and then click the Acer eRecovery Management .
  3. User account control Windows may request your permission to run this program, click Yes.
  4. In the Acer eRecovery Management window left click backup, and then click create a default disk factory.
     Note: If you use a laptop or netbook, you will be asked to connect your power adapter, make sure that the power adapter is plugged in before continuing, and then click OK.
  5. In the page to create a default disc factory select the drive you want to use for burning the recovery media, and then click Start.
  6. The disc is ejected whenever he has completed burning, if several drives are required insert a new disc when you are prompted, and then click OK.