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

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Create bootable media<br />

Combine incremental images<br />

If you have already created several incremental images, you can combine them to form a new base image. The newly<br />

created base image is now a "complete" image. Older images that contained only changes can be deleted once the<br />

combining has been completed.<br />

1. Make sure your computer will be able to access all drives where the base and incremental images are located.<br />

2. In the menu bar under Tools click Merge incremental images.<br />

3. A program window will appear where you can select and merge the existing image files.<br />

Note: Only consecutive image files (Image of the changes) with the same base image may be merged. By clicking<br />

Image information and the corresponding Drive information you will find all details about the image(s).<br />

Check image file for errors<br />

Under Tools is a function called Check image file for errors. This function checks the structural integrity of an image<br />

file. It determines whether the logical structure is intact. Damage can be caused by virus attacks or defective hardware.<br />

In addition, encrypted and/or compressed images will be checked to determine if decryption or decompression is<br />

possible without error.<br />

Reasons for an abortive validation:<br />

• Encryption and decryption are not functioning<br />

• Compression and decompression are not functioning (Windows API/System interfaces)<br />

• The user has changed the image file<br />

• Image has been changed by a program driver (e.g. anti-virus software)<br />

• Image is stored on a defective volume<br />

Note: To make sure your image is created or restored without error, keep the validation process running until the<br />

imaging or restoration is completed. If you choose to “Skip” or “Abort”, there’s no guarantee that your image will be<br />

created or restored intact.<br />

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