1. IMAGING A COMPUTER SYSTEM
Macrium Reflect
IMAGING A COMPUTER SYSTEM
By: Mohamad Bin Hassan
Eastern Kentucky University
Network Security & Electronics
Program

2. Imaging System
What is imaging system?

3. Imaging System (Cont.)
While a image can be put away on the same drive that the image is produced using, it's more secure to store it on a different drive if there should arise an occurrence of disastrous disappointment of the source drive.
The drive's picture can be packed to spare space, however pressure makes the imaging procedure take longer.

4. Examples of Imaging System
Macrium Effect
GParted
Clonezilla
MiniTool Partition Wizard
Acronis True Image

5. What is Macrium Reflect
Utilizing Macrium Reflect one can reinforcement entire partition or individual documents and file into a solitary compacted mountable archive file.
This can then be utilized to make a definite picture of segments on a hard drive for simple hard circle redesign or system recovery.

6. How to create image of your PC
Macrium Reflect

7. Creating an Image
Begin Reflect and take the choice 'Make an Image of the partition(s) required to reinforcement and re establish Windows' situated in the upper left hand sheet of the application window to begin the reinforcement wizard. It is highlighted in red in next slide

8. Creating an Image(Cont.)

9. Creating an Image
The wizard ought to begin as demonstrated as follows. You will take note of that all allotments are shown in the wizard, however just the framework parcels have been chosen.

10. Creating an Image(Cont.)

11. Creating an Image(Cont.)
After that you will see the Imaging summary with all information on the partitions you choose

12. Creating an Image(Cont.)

13. Creating an Image
You are now given the opportunity to save the backup options as shown in figure 3 below.

14. Creating an Image
Now the system partitions will be backed up to the chosen location as shown in next slide.

15. Creating an Image(Cont.)

16. common error:
Backup aborted! Unable to read from disk - Error Code 23 - Data error (cyclic redundancy check)

17. Run 'chkdsk c: /r' from a command prompt
Run 'chkdsk c: /r' from a command prompt. Replace 'c:' with the appropriate drive letter

18. Creating an Image
congratulations
Your system has now been backed up.

19. References
Krogh, P. (2009). The DAM Book: Digital Asset Management for Photographers. Sebastopol, CA: O’Reilly Media
Phung, J. (2012, March 19). How to Clone and Backup Windows with Macrium Reflect. [Video File] Retrieved from
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Brinkmann, M (2015, August 29). The Best Way to Clone a Hard Drive (Least time-consuming, error-prone)[Blog post]. Retrieved 2 May 2015 from
Aryeh, G. (n.d.). Options for Backing up your Computer. May 8, 2016
Spector, L. (2013). Backing up your Entire Drive: Cloning vs. Imaging. May 8,
Westover, B. (2013). How to Clone a Hard Drive. May 8,
Lee, C (2007). Strategies and Technologies for Developing Online Computer Labs for Technology-Based Courses. Hershey: IGI Publishing

20. part of the video is taken from : http://kb. macrium

21. Thank you for listening
Special Thanks for Dr. Vigs
For encouraging and supporting me for the last 4 years