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![]() It's not possible to restore a system drive, while it's in use, you have to restore it from DOS. This is similar to tools like FORMAT or CHKDSK /F. Other drives can be restored from windows, as long as they aren't currently in use. If you see the dialog above, some other program is currently accessing it; please klick Show Processes and Handles, to list these programs. (above, its the explorer and the commandline window). For Windows, you have to manually stop these programs, or change to a different drive. For Windows2000 and XP, you have the option to unmount the drive; all opened handles to this drive are invalid then. Click Unmount Drive and Continue to continue in this case. |