Restore your Windows server operating systems to new hardware using ReDeploy for Servers which features a clean, simple and intuitive user interface. With easy to use intuitive wizards and fast access to key functions, backing up and restoring is now easier then ever. New, more intuitive user interface supports drag and drop of partitions when backing up or restoring.
Upgrade your hard disk or try new operating systems in safe knowledge that everything is securely saved in an easily recovered backup file. Protect your personal documents, photos, music and emails. By default, "clean" creates an empty MBR disk.Complete disaster recovery solution for you home and office.Select the disk number that you want to restore to.Note: To open a command window click the icon on the taskbar. Open a Windows command window, and type:.Consult your Motherboard user manual for information on how to do this. Please boot your rescue media in UEFI mode. That is, they will boot in both MBR and UEFI mode. Rescue media created with v or later on Windows 7/8 operating systems will be dual boot. Please see here for more information on Windows PE and the Macrium Reflect rescue Environment: Understanding Rescue CDs and the Macrium rescue environment For dissimilar hardware, Redeploy may be needed. This article assumes that, apart from the type of disk, there are no other hardware differences between the system being imaged and the system being restored to. GPT is a newer standard, that supports disks larger than 2TiB and allows for more than four primary partitions per disk.Īs UEFI and GPT become more widespread, older images of MBR disks will often need to be restored to replacement UEFI / GPT systems. UEFI supports hard disks with either MBR (master boot record) or the newer GPT (GUID Partition Table) system. It is designed as a replacement for BIOS (Basic Input/Output System). UEFI (the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) is an interface between a computer's firmware and operating system. This article explains how to restore an image of an MBR system disk to a GPT disk that supports the newer UEFI booting standard.
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