
#SYSTEM IMAGE TOOL SOFTWARE#
Method 3: Create System Backup automatically with AOMEI Backupper StandardĪOMEI Backupper Standard is a free backup software that is available for Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, and XP.
#SYSTEM IMAGE TOOL WINDOWS 10#
However, the above two methods could not backup Windows 10 operating system automatically on regular basis, if the changes occurred, you have to manually backup your Windows 10 system again. Then it will automatically create a restore point for you. Input a description for your current system restore point and then press Create button. Click Create… at the bottom of the window to create a restore point right now. Turn On the Protection for your System C: drive. It will open System Protection tab in System Properties window. Type create a restore point, and choose Create a restore point and hit enter. And you could create a restore point in Windows 10 as follows: Method 2: Create a Restore PointĪ restore point will help you restore computer to previous state if something bad happened to your computer. Preview the Windows 10 system backup settings and press Start Backup to create a system image right now.

Then the partition related to system files and boot files will be selected, like C drive, EFI system partition, Recovery partition, etc. Opt for the option: On a hard disk and hit Next. Tap Create a system image at the left side. Choose Backup and Restore (Windows 7) to open the main console of Backup and Restore. Please input backup settings, and hit enter. Windows 10 has the feature to create a system image, here is the steps: Note: Please prepare an external hard drive and connect it to the computer to save the Windows 10 system image file.
#SYSTEM IMAGE TOOL HOW TO#
Here, we will show you how to create a system image backup to protect your data and precious memory. If you did not create a system image backup, and if you can’t fix it you will lose everything. To protect your treasure data, please backup your Windows 10 operating system on regular basis just in case the Windows 10 fails to boot. Not perfect, but works well enough for me.Since July 29, 2015, the time that Windows 10 final version was released, Windows 10 operating system has gradually become the main Windows OS on Desktop and laptop. Sadly I have not had the time to orchestrate all of this with some kind of a master script, so I am just carefully aligning the times of the scheduled tasks for WB and Duplicati’s jobs. Since these are just various files, the dedupe ratio is lower, but still pretty decent. I then have a separate back-up job that “reaches into” all computers and picks up all files that were not included in the system image back-up. Adding more system images of the a type that is already included does not increases the Duplicati back-up size by much. Duplicati picks them up from there and I have observed pretty good dedupe ratios since the VHDs have very similar contents - backing up two Windows servers and two Windows 10 VMs would result in a Duplicati back-up that is slightly bigger than one server and one Win 10 VM. I have scripted and scheduled these and the resulting backups (sessentially VHD files) go to a designated folder.

I use WB (wbadmin) to get system image/bare metal type of backups and I include the least amount of data in those.


Possibly this is how is tying things together, but that level of detail wasn’t stated…
