![]() ![]() I typically use Clonezilla on my main PC about once a month to image my main PC's boot drive (SSD) to a image file on another hard drive I have as it's solid insurance in case the system ever gets into a non-working state. but when 'restoring' I make sure to slow down and pay extra attention since if you are not careful and go-through-the-motions, you could potentially wipe the wrong hard drive (assuming you got multiple HDD's in the first place). when I make a image I pretty much know what to select almost instinctively by what the screen looks like and not much risk here. but it does give you two warning screens before doing anything potentially destructive. Also, you can carry and plug this bootable USB drive on other PC’s to back up a drive or clone the disk or securely delete data with Acronis DriveCleanser.Īlso, if you have any doubts about creating a bootable USB stick check out below video,(sorry the video shot at night and you can see glare while recording the Monitor with Moto G4 plus).It's not super easy to use, so if you want super easy you will have to go with something else (but it's easy enough once you learn source/destination etc), but it works outside of the OS (it runs from a bootable CD/DVD or USB stick, so it does not matter if you got Windows or Linux it will work) as it's a rock solid way to restore your system to a EXACT state it was at the time you imaged it (so any files added/changed/deleted since won't matter since the image restored will be EXACTLY like it was at the time you imaged it, meaning it's like the whole drive you are restoring is essentially wiped and restored to exactly how it is in the image file). You can either restart your PC and check whether the Acronis True Image 2017 BootCD is working or not. That’s it, bootable USB drive is created.Click the ‘Start’ button, format the drive, wait and close the app when the progress bar shows 100%.Next, select the drop-down option ‘ DD Image’ (create a bootable disk using).Select the Acronis True Image ISO file by clicking the ‘optical drive’ icon.Plug /insert USB stick (minimum 8GB) to your system and launch Rufus application. ![]()
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