User Guide

3. Click on any of the following options to ensure a successful RestoreIT installation of RestoreIT:
 Check all volumes for errors
Runs the Windows Check Disk command to check for errors on all partitions of your hard
drive (requires system restart).
 Defragment files on the volumes
Launches Windows Disk Defragmenter, to defragment files and folders on your local volumes
and increase system performance. This also will help ensure RestoreIT is installed
successfully.
 Create a rescue disc
In cases where RestoreIT cannot start properly, you can use a RestoreIT Rescue Disc to boot
and restore your system.
 Create a rescue CD/DVD image file
In cases where RestoreIT cannot start properly, you can use a rescue CD/DVD to boot and
restore the system. This function will create an image of a rescue CD/DVD and store it on
your hard drive. You can use any burning software to make this image into a rescue bootable
CD/DVD.
Note: Some operations may require you to restart your computer. After restarting, you will need
to launch the RestoreIT Setup program.
4. Click Next to continue. RestoreIT will check your hard drive structure and generate a report to
you regarding the availability of your system.
5. Click OK to continue the installation.
6. When the RestoreIT install screen appears, select Continue to go to the next step.
7. When the License Agreement screen appears, select I Accept to continue.
8. Enter your serial number. Select Continue to proceed.
Note: If you do not enter a serial number, RestoreIT will install a trial version that has limitations
on time and functions on your computer.
9. Select an install type, Typical Install (Recommend) or Customized Install., and then select
Continue to start installation.
Note: Typical Install will apply default settings in the following steps to install RestoreIT on your
computer. We recommend that normal users choose Typical Install. Customized Install allows
manual settings and is for advanced users.
RestoreIT will be installed in the path displayed. You can choose anther location to install
RestoreIT, or leave it as default.
10. Click Continue and RestoreIT will be automatically installed to the destination folder.
Note: Typical Install will skip the next step.
11. Select the partition where RestoreIT can create an internal RestoreIT Partition to save the backup
data. For the best results, choose the extended partition. The installation program will check the