Problem of generation of a System Image in Windows 7 on several DVD + R using a new laptop ASUS UL50

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• Where is "create a system image" in Windows 8?

  where is "create a system image" in windows 8?

  Original title: copy of the Image system Windows 8

  Hi lang,.

  From the Start screen

  • Windows 7 file recovery
  • Click settings
  • Select Windows 7 File Recovery
  • Select create a system image

  You can also access it via the control panel showing all items.

  Thank you!

• When I try to create a system image in Windows 7, I get the error 0x8078002A and 0x8007045D code

  I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and try to create a system image on my 3 TB USB 3.0 Seagate Expansion. A few seconds after the start, the backup fails and displays the message:

  The backup failed.

  One of the files of backup could not be created. (0x8078002A)

  Additional information:
  The request could not be performed because of an i/o device error. (0x8007045D)

  I tried to create a system image to multiple computers, which results in the same error codes. I reformatted the disk and run chkdsk, but to no avail. If anyone has any ideas they would be greatly appreciated.

  I suggest avoid you the Windows backup program and you get a good commercial backup program. This forum is frought with for a windows problem reports. I know that I was very impressed when I tried it. Two me are familiar with and like Norton Ghost (which I use for 7 years without the 1st problem) and Memeo, which has 30 day free trial and you can buy it for $29.99 - you can download it from http://memeo.com. You can get Ghost for almost nothing (like me), if you look at the sales.

  CNET has a lot of reviews of backup program to

  http://download.CNET.com/Windows/backup-software/?tag=contentBody;sideBar

  .

  Some of them are free (the last time I checked there over 300), some have free trials (more), and some are buying only (more than 200).

  Good luck

• Get the error (0 x 8078119) when you try to create a system image in Windows 7

  Original title: shadow copy volume
  Hello

  I currently have problems with creating a system image, because it comes back with the error (0 x 8078119) now I know it's, it's to do with the lack of disk space of 100 MB (startup disk or something like that) but with mine I have 62% of free space that is 63 MB available space for me (Please note the 100 MB drive for me is 102 mb)
  so I was wondering if anyone can help, because I had a virus before and ended up losing everything, that I don't really want to breed

  Hi Jugganourt,

  Please see the troubleshooting following thanks Divya R:

  Step 1: Check if the shadow copy Volume service is running.

  1. Click Start and type services.msc in the search box

  2. double-click on the Volume Shadow Copy Service.

  If you receive a Configuration Manager message, click OK.

  3. in the Startup Type list, clickAutomatic, and then click OK.

  4 services nearby.

  5 restart the computer.

  Step 2: Open Event Viewer to check the exact error message:

  Event Viewer is a tool that displays detailed information about the events important (for example, programs that don't start as expected or updates are downloaded automatically) on your computer. The event viewer can be useful when troubleshooting problems and errors with Windows and other programs.

  For more information, see:

  What are the information contained in the logs of the event (Event Viewer)?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

  Check out this link to open the event viewer:

  Open event viewer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-Event-Viewer

  Open event viewer and navigate to the following location: applications and services Logs\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsBackup\ActionCenter.

  Step 3: You can also generate a log file by following the instructions below and send us the details.

  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following windows Help article.

  Back up the registry
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/back-up-the-registry

  1. Click Start-> Run-> type regedit.exe.

  2. navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE NT\CurrentVersion\Asr, create a new key called LogFileSetting.

  3. under LogFileSetting, create a new DWORD value called EnableLogging.
  Right click on this value, click on edit and then type 00000001 (hexadecimal)
  or 1 (decimal).

  4. under LogFileSetting, create a new string value called LogPathName.
  Right click on this value, click on edit and then enter C:\asr.log.

  5. then, to reproduce the error. You should have a file called asr.log in c:\

  6 copy the content and after us.

  Thank you!

• Restore a system image of Windows 7 in Windows 8

  I have a laptop Windows 7 with an overheating problem and seeks to replace. I want to transfer all my files and programs to the new laptop. If the new laptop Windows 8, I guess I would still be able to restore my Windows 7 system image, and only after that I would have all my files and programs in Windows 7 on the new laptop. So I would be able to reuse the product key of Windows 8 that came with the laptop for the re-upgrade to Windows 8 and have all my programs and files in Windows 8?

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft Community Forum.

  According to the description, I understand that you want to restore the image of Windows 7 in Windows 8.

  I wish to inform you that unfortunately you would not be able to restore the image of Windows 7 in Windows 8. However as a work around you can copy all of your data on a hard disk that is eternal and then pasted in the Windows 8.

  I would also like to inform you that product key Windows 8, which receive you with the new laptop, you will not be able to use for the process to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8.

  Hope this information helps.

  Thank you

• Four systems x 64 Windows 7 and Media Center updates slowing PC Dell laptop

  The underside of Windows Update slowed my laptop Dell Inspiron 1545.  It took 10 to 15 minutes for the system to act on orders.  Had to manually uninstall then go to the system restore to clean.

  Someone at - he had no issue like that?  Thank you.

  • Cumulative update for Media Center for Windows 7 x 64-based Systems (KB977863)
  • Update for Windows 7 for x 64-based systems (KB976264)
  • Update for Windows 7 for x 64-based systems (KB978637)
  • Update for Windows 7 for x 64-based systems (KB979306)
  • Update for Windows 7 for x 64-based systems (KB976662)

  Never, EVER use system restore to 'Cancel' an update, Service Pack, or upgrade of IE!  Instead, uninstall the update, Service Pack, or the IE patch & reboot.  If that does not resolve the problem, then try System Restore.

  You may be better to post in this forum: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7performance/threads

  Or contact the Dell Support under conditions of your warranty or Service contract.

  The foregoing despite...

  Win7 64 bit was preinstalled on the computer when you bought it?

  What application or antivirus security suite is installed and your current subscription?  What anti-spyware (other than Defender) applications?  What third-party firewall (if applicable)?

  A (another) Norton or McAfee application has already been installed on the computer (for example, a free trial version which is preinstalled when you bought it)?

  You might find some useful tips here:

  Help! My computer is slow!
  http://miekiemoes.blogspot.com/2008/02/help-my-computer-is-slow.html

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• Z1 HP workstation: C: drive system image backup internal solid state

  My professional job to Z1 HP with Windows 7 has 370 GB used space on the C: drive and 146 GB free.

  I want to copy / clone a 'System Image backup"from my internal C: drive to an external hard drive.

  'WD My Passport Ultra', 1 TB Western Digital.

  I heard that the combination "backup system image" in Windows and target disk Western Digital "WD My Passport Ultra' may be problematic.

  Does anyone have experience with this and y at - there a better alternative?

  An external hard drive with 1 TB of storage space will be "worthy" my 463 GB solid state internal hard drive C:?

  Thanks for the comment.

  steinarV wrote:
  

  My professional job to Z1 HP with Windows 7 has 370 GB used space on the C: drive and 146 GB free.

  I want to copy / clone a 'System Image backup"from my internal C: drive to an external hard drive.

  'WD My Passport Ultra', 1 TB Western Digital.

  (...)

  An external hard drive with 1 TB of storage space will be "worthy" my 463 GB solid state internal hard drive C:?

  Thanks for the comment.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.

  Personally, I have not heard of specific issues with this WD HARD drive. I Googled it and found some non-specific stuff.

  However, to answer your question: in my view, there is no problem with the 1 TB external harddrive to adapt the SSD from below 500 GB. Therefore larger than GB 463, less than 500 GB, 1 TB, it should fit without problems. There is no problem for cloning SSD and HARD drive imaging (the only problem is that it might be a bit slower, but no problem to do so).

• The system image does not work on win7 Home Premium HP Pavilion Elite HPE 250f

  The system image (and Windows Backup with and without Image system options) just do not start with the same error message indicating insufficient space for "Volume Shadow copy".

  HD has about 100 MB for the operating system and other files more about 11 GB for HP Factory Image.  Trying to backup to an external drive, Iomega USB with 650 GB of capacity.  External hard drive now empty but has been used before.

  HP support has no answer!

  April 24, 2013

  Just thought I'd give you the answer to this old problem.

  Windows 7 (for earlier versions) work as described in the help of the screen except that the VSS mode

  must be turned on.  This allows Windows to actuall save parts of the operating system

  Although these parts are involved in the actual backup.

  Shame on the HP technical support for not knowing this.

  In addition, the original tech support suggestion was to call Microsoft.

  With a new HP PC you have no direct support from Microsoft (free).

  It took me a while to work with Paragon Backup (wonderful product) to realize that VSS

  must be enabled in the operating system for these virtual backup features to work.

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• Back up and restore the question: system image backup does not show all by backup, but, but still it is there on this disc 'G '.

  Issue of OP - backup and restore

  Hello Forum,

  Recently by doing some interviews I found something strange, almost a week ago, I did a backup image of the system disk. Today, I was looking for the backup image, it seems there is no picture, as you can see on the screenshot attached No.1 he says there are no backups saved to this location, so I clicked on "select another backup...". "but nothing has been found as you can see on the screenshot No. 2, but it is still there on this disc 'G' as selected on the screen n ° 3.

  This image is useless? Shell I have delete and make a new one?

  Answers will be appreciated

  Thank you

  Motiman

  

  Hi Motiman,

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft community.

  We understand the inconvenience caused and we will try our best to solve the problem.

  This problem may occur if the backup system image files is not created correctly or may be corrupted.

  I suggest you try again to create the system image backup and check if it helps.

  Refer to the following Microsoft Help article, which explains: how to create backup system Image in Windows 7.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/back-up-programs-system-settings-files#1TC=Windows-7

  For more information about the backup system image and recovery, see the link below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/back-up-restore-FAQ#1TC=Windows-7

  It can be useful, we meet with the status of your question. We will be happy to help you.

• Failed to create system image on USB stick 64 GB

  Hello

  I bought a Patriot 64GB flash drive to use record system images and to facilitate the execution of backups with me.

  When I start the option to create a system image in Windows 7 backup and try and select the drive as the target of the image, I get the message thatthe drive is not a valid backup location and I can not go. The drive is all new and quick formatted in NTFS, so I don't see what could be the problem.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  

  -Paul

  Back up and restore: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  The location is a USB flash drive. You can't save backups to a flash drive.

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• System Image Restore

  Hello

  I was wondering...

  Recently I lost all my files on my partition bootcamp so after learning this hard lesson, that I decided to buy an external hard drive to backup all my files.

  I created a backup using Windows backup, and also I have created a System Image backup.

  I know that if restore you Windows using a Setup disk you may lose the Mac partition because that reformats the entire hard drive.

  But how about if I use the restoration of the Image of the Control Panel, NOT a recovery disk or the Windows Setup disc. If I directly from Control Panel:

  

  which would remove the MAC partition too?

  Let me explain further.

  Let's say I get a virus and I decide to delete the bootcamp partition. Then I proceed to re-install windows7 normally using Boot Camp help lose all my files and programs that I had before. Once the installation is complete, I want to recover all the files, settings and programs I had before. So I plug my hard drive and use the restore System Image via Control Panel, without using an installation disc.

  My logic is if I do it via a Windows installation or recovery disk before windows is installed correctly with bootcamp that can reformat the entire hard drive and I would lose the Mac partition, which is obviously not an option. But if I do so after properly installing windows via bootcamp and go to the control panel to perform an overlay to the Image of the system that will affect only the Bootcamp/Windows partition and does not affect the entire hard disk.

  My logic is correct? or simply a System Image Recovery Windows on a Mac is not possible?

  Thank you!

  Please see my response on the other thread - Re: I can not find bootcamp Windows after the installation of El Capitan .

• Pavilion G6-2123us: recovery of System Image of WD My Passport Ultra

  On my Pavilion G6 Notebook, I created a Windows 7 System Image and stored on an external USB WD My Passport Ultra.  When I boot my drive to repair (with the connected USB drive) and asks him to restore a System Image it says that it manages.  Because it's there (my Windows 8 machine can see the images on the USB drive), I guess that the G6 can not see My Passport USB drive.  I've updated the BIOS and other software recommended on the G6 as well as update the firmware on My Passport but no luck.   The G6 are able to see the key USB when I started upward in repair disk mode?   I give myself the option to load drivers for my external hard drive, but I don't know what that way with a USB connected any device.  If the G6 should be able to see the USB key, what should be my next step?

  I'll call this resovled.  The answer is that the native Windows tools to manage the system image in Windows 7 are really quite poor and you're better off using another product.  But whatever happens, to start on the ERD and see the USB you have to plug the USB on the right side (mouse) USB port.

• Windows7 System Image backup

  I just want to know what type of device, I should use to make a system image backup.  My computer is for home use only (I am retired and use it for email, research and banking).    I have a 146 GB hd with 103 GB free.  Know me I use 43 GB of space for everything, right?   I made the mistake to go to Best Buy, I was told to get an external hard drive 500 GB.  I would use a flashdrive if possible and I thought a 128 GB should do OR the old way of burning on DVD mode, I need to know what I have to reformat to NTFS DVD (each first) before you can begin the backup? and who is the best to get.  Best Buy was not helpful at all, no one on the floor could answer my questions, stood in line for 45 minutes and that's when I said to buy a 500 GB HD.

  Thanks to all those who can help you.

  Dear Frederik

  Thank you for taking the time and address my concerns.  However, I have just one more question.  Why would I need an external hard drive 500 GB, the one I have is 146 GB with 103 GB free. I would only use a lot of space in what remains of my life (72).   Just use my PC at home to society and personal things.

  A 500 GB drive comes in handy for several reasons:

  • You can store several images on it, for example before leaving for the upgrade of Windows 10 (if that's what you have in mind) and after the upgrade. You would hold the image of Windows 7 a few months in case you want to go back. Note that Windows (as opposed to third-party tools), it is difficult for you to store two different images and separating them.
  • You must use the disk for your regular data backups. If you are not in the habit of saving your data regularly so it's a great time!

  Also note that an image not tested backup is pretty useless, as it is an untested backup.

• 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.

• An image of the system will restore Windows 8 on a blank HARD drive?

  Hey everybody,

  I work for a hospital and have to keep sensitive information on my laptop occasionally. Therefore, I would like to wipe my HARD drive a few months so that if my computer is lost or stolen it will be a lot of private information on it.

  However, I do not have a CD with Windows 8 on it (no one seems to give more backup discs). I do an image of the system to use as a back up, but I want to make sure that wiping HARD drive is OK before I do it.

  In short:
  If I have a system image in Windows 8, stored on an external HARD drive, can I restore my operating system of it on my laptop if I completely erase my laptop's HARD drive?

  Hi Michael J Caboose.

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  Yes, it is possible for you to create a system image on an external drive backup and use it later to restore the operating system.

  Windows 8 has a new option file history which will help you to create the system image.

  Select the Recovery option in the file history. Click on the image of the system to create an and select the drive you want to the same backup/create.

  Here are some articles that will help you to perform this task successfully.

  Set up a drive to history file

  How to use the file history

  Note: However before wiping on the hard drive of the laptop, make sure that you have supported the important data on the drive.

  Hope this information helps.

  If you need further assistance, please answer and we will be happy to help you.