User Guide

2. If you select a network location on the LAN, you may be prompted to provide the correct

username and password to access the network resource.

3. If the system does not respond for a long time when you try to save the image to a network

location, please contact your network administrator to check the connection status and/or your

network access privileges.

Step 4 Select a compression mode between Standard, Medium and High, if desired.

(Optional) You can set a password for your image files. Once a password is set, it will be required when you attempt

to use the image file.

(Optional) If you want to verify whether the backup file is usable, you can select the box “Check data integrity after

backup operation finishes”.

In the Image Splitting option, select a file size for a single volume of the splitted image. If you select automatically,

Driveclone will automatically split the image according to the file system type of the destination partition.

Note

DriveClone will divide the image into several volumes and let you save these images in different locations if:

1. The selected target location does not have enough space to contain the image; or

2. The size of the image is more than 2 GB; (If backing up to a NTFS partition, you do not have this limitation.)

3. The image is saved to a network location.

Click Next to continue.

Step 5 You can now review the information and settings that have been specified. After reviewing your selections, click

Start to begin copying data into an image. You can also click Previous to modify your selections.

4.2.2 Restore Drives

DriveClone lets you quickly restore a partition or entire hard drive from an image file. All data in the partition,

including the files, directories and registry settings, will be restored from the image.

Note

There must be enough free disk space on the target partition to contain the data restored from the image.

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

Step 1 Start DriveClone p. Select Backup/Restore and then click Restore Drives (shown below).