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O&O DiskImage 7 User's Guide - O&O Software

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Quick Start<br />

• For the simplified view select O&O <strong>DiskImage</strong> Express(Express View).<br />

• O&O <strong>DiskImage</strong> Tray starts the TrayIcon, which is shown in the info area in the task bar and informs you on<br />

the activity status of O&O <strong>DiskImage</strong>.<br />

You can access the program help by clicking on Help in the menu bar in the tab Help or by pushing F1.<br />

One-click imaging - Create an image of the entire computer<br />

Create images of all non-imaged drives<br />

Image individual drives<br />

Restore entire computer or system partition<br />

Restore drives<br />

Backup individual files and folders<br />

Restore individual files and folders<br />

Create image of the changes only<br />

Create images of all non-imaged drives<br />

Creating images on a regular basis is your only protection against data loss. Working daily on your computer causes it<br />

to collect ever larger amounts of data. If your last image was created some time ago, it does not include your most current<br />

files.<br />

In the O&O <strong>DiskImage</strong> control center (start page), you get an overview of drives that have either not been imaged or<br />

whose image is considerably old. The color on display reflects the lapse of time since the last image was created.<br />

0 - 10 Days = Green<br />

10 - 20 Days = GreenYellow<br />

20 - 30 Days = Yellow<br />

Over 30 Days = Orange<br />

Never been imaged = Red<br />

We strongly advise you to prevent data loss and protect yourself with just a few clicks:<br />

1. Click Image non-imaged drives now.<br />

2. Then check the target path entered for the image. We recommend saving the image on an external drive, e.g.<br />

USB hard drive.<br />

3. Click Start to continue with the imaging process. The process might take some time depending on the size of<br />

the drive.<br />

Note: An image of all the listed drives will be created using default settings (Image of used sectors).<br />

Tip: You can create a job for automatically imaging your drives on a regular basis. See chapter Scheduling<br />

functions.<br />

Tip: If you want to create an image of your entire computer, you can also use One-click imaging.<br />

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