08/09/2007 Utilities

DriveClone lets you quickly restore a partition or entire hard drive from an image file. All data in the partition, including the files, directories and registry settings, will be restored from the image. Note: There must be enough free disk space on the target partition to contain the data restored from the image. To restore a partition or the entire hard drive, please do the following: Step 1: Start DriveClone p. Select Backup/Restore and then click Restore Drives (shown below).

Step 2: Click Browse to select a restorable image from either a hard drive, network location , CD/DVD disc (the recover CD), or other movable storage medium, and then click Next to continue. Note: If you want to restore an image that is stored on a network location, you can select the location through Windows, My Network Places, directly enter the full path and the file name (figure below) or click Browse to select the file (LAN path eg: \192.168.0.111ShareDirImage.sco).

Note:

If you want to select an image stored on the network, you may be prompted to provide the correct username
and password to access the network resource.

Step 3: Select the Source Partition from the image file (box above) and then the Destination partition on the hard drive (box below). Note: An image file may contain backup data of more than one partition. You can select and restore only one partition at a time. If you want to restore the entire hard drive, click the drive entry only.

Step 4: (for the “Restore Hard drive” option only) Modify the size of each partition according to your needs.

To modify a partition size, double click the Total Size field of the target drive and change the size in the following dialog
box. Click OK to return to the previous window. The disk structure in the above window will be refreshed immediately.

After you have finished specifying the size, click Next to continue.

Step 5:After reviewing your selections, click Start to begint the restoration process or click Previous to modify your
selections.

Note:

To restore the partition from the Recover CD/DVD, you can also start your computer with the Recover
CD/DVD. Then you will be prompted to restore your partition using the Recover CD/DVD. Select OK to
restore the source partition directly from the image stored on the Recover CD/DVD.