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This section explains how to quickly and easily restore all your files in the event of a hard disk failure. This procedure can also be used to transfer all your files to a new computer.
Before you can restore your files after a hard disk failure, you must first prepare your hard disk and reinstall Windows. Then follow these steps:
All Selected Files only
-- restore only your most recent backup set.
All Selected Files and Differential New and Changed Files
-- restore your All Selected
Files backup first, then restore the most recent Differential backup set.
All Selected Files and Incremental New and Changed Files
-- restore your All Selected
Files backup first, then restore each of the Incremental backups sets in order, starting
with the oldest.
What to Restore
-- Click Device view
, then select each local drive.
Where to Restore
-- Choose Original Locations
.
How to Restore
-- Choose Always replace
.
If your system's hardware configuration and system settings have not changed since
the last backup of the System State, place a check mark beside the System State
icon
in the Restore Window selection pane. For more information on restoring the System
State, see
Restoring the System State.
All of the files consisting of the System State will be restored along with all selected local drives.
If your system's hardware configuration has changed, (i.e. you've added a new drive
or changed the IRQ settings on a card) make sure the Restore System State
checkbox
is not selected. Only files selected from your local drives will be restored.
Start
.
Yes
to reboot (recommended).
If you backed up files on your SYS volume or Novell Server and checked the Back up NetWare Bindery...
option, you can restore your bindery files. See
Advanced Tab for more information on this option.
To restore your bindery files:
Restore
tab.
Yes
.
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