Re: Creating DVD restore point.
- From: Leonard Grey <l.grey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:03:02 -0500
You are looking for a product known as disk imaging software. Some popular examples are (in alphabetical order):
Acronis True Image
Norton Ghost
Paragon Drive Backup
Terabyte Unlimited Image for Windows
A disk image is, basically, an exact copy of a hard disk (or a disk partition.) You can use an image to do what is called a 'bare metal restore.' This means that the entire disk (or partition) is replaced by the image. It's like going back in time.
Disk imaging has a learning curve, but it's a very worthwhile investment of your time.
You will find it quite inconvenient to store disk images on a DVD. An external hard drive or network drive is a much better choice.
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Leonard Grey
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Carl Gross wrote:
I have XP Pro SP3. I would like to make a DVD that would make a restore point (ie. resurrect the computer's system from the DVD)..
How can I do that?
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