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Re: How to restore a Vista "Complete PC Backup" after HDD failure
Don't know where you live but an external DVD writer setup is not very
expensive. If you have external SATA great, if not how about USB. The
other advice on how to restore covers that.
"BobAnd" <boband134---AT---yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Oj5gqNODHHA.996@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> I'm unclear how this is supposed to work. Are you supposed to be able to
> boot to some type of DOS/Linux boot disk and restore the system? If so,
> where's the utility I need to place on my bootable CD to enable this
> process to work?
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> Just in case I get a response that says to use the backup to DVD option,
> that is not an option for me because my Vista laptop is not equipped with
> a DVD burner. I must instead save the backup to a 2nd NTFS partition,
> copy it to the network and burn a DVD from another workstation.
>
> In this case, how can I effectively restore the system in the event that
> my laptop HDD crashes?
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