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Return to a System Snapshot – Click here to restore from a specified system snapshot.   

 
Restore Your Computer – Click here to restore from a complete backup point. 

 

 

1.  Select Restore tab, and then click on Return to a System Snapshot icon to display a list 

of System Snapshots. The first System Snapshot listed will be the most recently created 
snapshot. 

2.    Select the date you want to restore to from the calendar on the left pane and select System   

Snapshot of that day you would like to restore on the right pane and click Next. 

3.    Choose to restore the Entire Hard Drive or C : Drive Only and then click Next to begin 

restoration.  

 

 

If the user chooses to restore the C Drive only, DriveClone only restores the 

files of the active partition. All of the System Snapshots created before the 
restoration point can only be used to restore C: drive. 

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4.  Carefully read the warning message. And then click OK to proceed to next step. You can also 

click Cancel to exit. 

5.  Your computer will restart automatically to start the restoration process. 

A complete restore can take from 20 seconds up to 10 minutes, depending on the number of 

files affected. Once the system has restarted, your SYSTEM will be restored from the chosen 
System Snapshot. All file modifications and additions made after System Snapshot date will be 
removed. 

 
5.2.2.2 Restore My Computer in Pre-OS Manager

To restore a partition or the entire hard drive, please do the following: 

1. Enter into DriveClone Pre-OS manager. 

2. Select Restore, and click Restore Your Computer. 

3. Select a backup image from the list, or click here to select an image file stored on a network 

share. Click Next to continue. 

4. Select a Complete Backup point or any Incremental Backup point to restore from, and click 
Next. 

5. Select to restore a single partition or the entire hard drive, and click Next.  

6. Select a destination partition or a destination hard drive to be restored from the image file, 

and click Next. If you choose to restore a single partition, click Yes to launch the restoration 
process. 

7. To restore the entire hard disk, please select a restore option.   

a. Select the checkbox to modify the destination partition size. 

b. Don’t select it for fear of information loss on multiple systems. 

If you selected option a, double click the partition Capacity to be resized from the list. If 

you selected option b, skip to step 9. 

8. When it shows the structure of the destination partition, double click the highlight and 
modify its size, and click Next to continue. 

9. Click OK to begin the restoration process.   

 

After the restoration completes, it will reboot into Windows automatically.   

If you want to continue to use system snapshot feature, you will need to reallocate space for the 

secure area as prompted. 

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You can restore the system partition or the entire hard drive of the selected client to a dissimilar 

hardware. 

1.  Launch DriveClone Pre-OS manager.   

2.  Select Restore, and click Restore Your Computer.  

3.  Select a backup image from the list, or click here to select an image file supported by 

Universal Restore. Click Next to continue. 

 

Note 
The image you selected needs be supported by Universal Restore. More 

information about Universal Restore, please 

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4. Select a Complete Backup point or any Incremental Backup point to restore from, and click 

Next. 

5.  Select to restore with Universal Restore, and click Next.  

6.  Select to restore a single partition or the entire hard drive, and click Next. 

7.  Select a destination partition or a destination hard drive to be restored from the image file, 

and click Next. If you choose to restore a single partition, click Yes to launch the 
restoration process. 

8. To restore the entire hard disk, please select a restore option.   

a. Select the checkbox to modify the destination partition size. 

b. Don’t select it for fear of information loss on multiple systems. 

If you selected option a, double click the partition Capacity to be resized from the list. If 

you selected option b, skip to step 10. 

9. When it shows the structure of the destination partition, double click the highlight and 
modify its size, and click Next to continue. 

10. Click Next to begin the restoration process.   

11. Click Finish to complete the process. 

 

 

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In this section, you can check if the backup data in your complete backup image file is valid. 

1.  Select Tools tab and click on Image Integrity Check icon. 

2.  Enter the storage path of the image you want to check, and click Goto to select the image. 

You can also select the storage path of the image you want to check and click Next. 

 

 

DriveClone can also check the image file stored on a mapped drive. For 
more detail about map network drive, please refer to section 6.7.5.2. 

 

3.  Select to validate either the Complete or Incremental Backup point, and click Next to 

continue. 

4. After validating the backup point, click Finish to complete the Image Integrity Check. 

 

In this section, you can use the network folder as the local one, and assign a drive letter for it. 
In doing so, you can access the image files in that folder more conveniently. 

1.  Select Tools tab and click on Map Network Drive icon. 

2.  Select a drive letter from the drop-down list to map to the shared resource. 

3.  Enter the computer and share name of the resource in the form of \\Server name\share   

name. Or click Browse to locate the resource. 

4.  Click Save. 

5.  In the User name and password dialog box, type your user name in the form of domain 

name\username and password if you are prompted. 

After the network resource is connected successfully, you can access all data in it just like they 
were on your local computer.   

 

Note 
All mapped drive(s) will be removed if you reboot or shut down this 

computer.   

 

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