User`s guide

To illustrate why you might need to do this, let’s imagine that both the operating system

re restoring a system partition to the new (or the same) disk and want to load an

s and OS, most

and data were stored on the same primary partition on a damaged disk.

If you a

operating system from it, you will select Active.

If you restore a system partition to another hard disk with its own partition

likely you will need only the data. In this case, you can restore the partition as Logical to

access the data only.

By default, the original partition type is selected.

Selecting Active for a partition without an installed operating system could prevent your

server from booting.

6.3.7 C

You c a partition by dragging it or its borders with a mouse or by

entering corresponding values in the appropriate fields.

ons being restored.

hanging the restored partition size and location

resize and relocatean

Using this feature, you can redistribute the disk space between partiti

In this case, you will have to restore the partition to be reduced first.

These changes might be useful if you are to copy your hard disk to a new, high-capacity

one by creating its image and restoring it to a new disk with larger partitions.

6.3.8 A

SonicW ition. You

can se ct the desired letter from a drop-down list. If you set the switch to No, no letters

ssigning a letter to the restored partition

LL Bare Metal Recovery will assign an unused letter to a restored partA

will be assigned to the restored partition, hiding it from OS.

You should not assign letters to partitions inaccessible to Windows, such as to those other

than FAT and NTFS.