User manual FARSTONE RESTOREIT PROFESSIONAL EDITION 7.0

[. . . ] RestoreIT® Professional Edition Version 7 User's Guide Copyright Notice Copyright© 2005 FarStone Technology, Inc. No part of this publication may be copied, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form or by any means without the expressed written permission of FarStone Technology, Inc. FarStone grants you the right to use one copy of the enclosed software program ("SOFTWARE") on a single computer. If the SOFTWARE is installed on a network, or more than one user can run the SOFTWARE at the same time, you must purchase an additional license for each additional user or computer. [. . . ] · Recover a MBR · To cancel creating (or restoring) an Incremental/Complete Backup Point. · Collect necessary information for technical support Creating a RestoreIT Pro Rescue Disc Note: RestoreIT Pro only creates a disc image and you need to use Nero (or other burning software) to burn the image to a CD/DVD disc. The burned disc is a RestoreIT Pro Rescue Disc. To create a Rescue Disc 1. Select Advanced Functions from the RestoreIT Pro main interface, and then click Rescue Disc. Click Browse to select a location to save the disc image file. Click Create and a disc image file with the extension of ". ima" will be created in the selected path. Launch a 3rd party burning utility such as Nero to create a bootable rescue disc for the image. How to Use Your RestoreIT Pro Rescue Disc Insert the RestoreIT Pro Rescue Disc into the CD/DVD drive and reboot your PC, the RestoreIT Pro Disk Tools will automatically run. There are four selections you can choose, which may be selected by using the Arrow/Down or Tab keys. Use the Enter key to confirm your selection. 1. Back up the MBR (Master Boot Record), DPT (Disk Partition Table) and EPT (Extended Partition Table) to file: Click here to copy the current hard drive MBR (Master Boot Record) as a local backup file. Restore the MBR, DPT and EPT from file: Click here to replace the current hard drive MBR with a previous created MBR. Cancel creating or restoring a Backup Point: In case you ever need to cancel the restoration or the creation process, click here to abort the operation. Uninstall RestoreIT Pro Click here to uninstall RestoreIT Pro 5. Collect information for technical support If a problem occurs (e. g. you cannot start your system) while using RestoreIT Pro, you can collect necessary disk information using the RestoreIT Pro Rescue Disc, which can help FarStone technicians resolve the issue quickly 3-7. 3 How to Restore Individual Files from an External Complete Backup If you need to restore an individual file or folder from an External Complete Backup or a hard drive image, simply pick out the file or folder from the preview option and you can restore the selected files without restoring the whole partition/disk. Just mount the image file as a temporary partition and copy the file or folder needed. To mount an External Complete Backup as a partition 1. Select Advanced Functions and then click Mount Image. Select Mount an image as a partition and click Next. Select the image file of the External Complete Backup Point. Select the partition containing the file or folder you wish to restore, and select a drive to mount. [. . . ] Transfer: You may transfer the "Software" License to someone else, only if you assign all of your rights under this License, cease all use of the "Software", erase or destroy any copy (including the hard drive copy) made in support of your use of the "Software", and the other person agrees to the terms of this License. If the "Software" is an upgrade from other "Software", whether from us or another supplier, you may use or transfer - 98 - the "Software" only in conjunction with the upgraded "Software", unless you destroy it. If the "Software" is an upgrade from FarStone, you may only use that upgraded "Software" in accordance with this License. Where a database is included with the "Software", you acknowledge that it is licensed only in connection with the use of the "Software" to perform disk creation, and that the database and all data derived there from must be maintained in confidence in accordance with the provisions of Section E of this document. [. . . ]