How to Easily Backup and Restore Windows 7

Sunday, April 26, 2015

Reinstall is the last thing that must be done when Windows experiencing serious problems. Although necessary, this process can be cumbersome, tedious and even annoying. You must perform data backup, installation and install one by one application number is not small.

Rather than face this problem continuously, it helps you make a backup system. So when the operating system is having serious problems, you just restore the backup of the system without the need to re-install process. You can perform backup and restore existing facilities capitalize on Windows 7. So you do not bother to use additional applications.



Try to direct the backup process you do shortly after the reinstall process which has installed the drivers along with a standard application. This meant that Windows is still healthy condition and you do not need to perform the driver installation procedure repeatedly. Here's how:

Backup process system

1. Open the application
Click Start> Computer, select the C: drive and right-click. Select Properties> Tools, click Backup now.

2. Locate
Select Create a system image, eventually Windows will find the location where the backup image will be placed. You have a choice placed in a new folder (must be in a different drive C :), or select the order is placed (be burned) to DVDs.

3. Confirm backup
After selecting the location, click Next. The application will confirm that the system will be backed up before proceeding to the next step (tick if you want to backup, and uncheck if not). Click Next, and the process will run. The length of the backup time depends on the capacity of the existing Windows system.

Make CD / DVD recovery
The backup result will be a file that can only be run when they want to perform system recovery operations. To run the recovery process, you must make the CD / DVD recovery will help restore process later. For the return to the Backup and Restore, select Create a system repair disc, insert the CD / DVD optical drive to the blank. Click Next, and the burn process starts. When the process is complete, Windows will display a confirmation window that CD / DVD Recovery is ready to be used in the recovery process.

Doing Restore system
Insert the CD / DVD recovery that has been made in optical drive, restart the computer. Previous position the boot in order to start from CD / DVDROM that can be set from the BIOS. Will open the System Recovery Options window, select Restore your computer using a system image that you created, click Next. Cruising to a position where the backup file was created. Automatically existing system will be overwritten with the operating system from the backup file we have done before. Wait until the process is complete and the system will return kesedia time.