User manual POWERQUEST DRIVE IMAGE 7

[. . . ] Drive Image 7. 0 ® PowerQuest ® User Guide PowerQuest® Drive Image® 7. 0 User Guide Published May 2003 © 2002-2003 PowerQuest Corporation All rights reserved. This product and/or its use may be covered by one or more of the following patents: 5, 675, 769; 5, 706, 472; 5, 930, 831; 6, 088, 778; 6, 108, 697; 6, 108, 759; 6, 173, 291; 6, 178, 487; 6, 178, 503; 6, 185, 575; 6, 185, 666; 6, 253, 300; 6, 330, 653; 6, 377, 958; and 6, 530, 077. Refer to www. powerquest. com/legal for information about PowerQuest's patents. The entire risk of the use or the result of the use of this software and documentation remains with the user. No part of this documentation may be reproduced in any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, except as expressed in the Software License Agreement. [. . . ] Press <Ctrl+A> to select all items. To select a group of files that are next to each other, click the top file, then hold down <Shift> and click the last file in the list. To select a group of files that are not next to each other, hold down <Ctrl> while selecting the files. 11 Click File > Restore. If you selected an image file that was created with an older version of Drive Image or Backup Image Browser, a progress bar displays while the Backup Image Browser expands the image index. 12 Where possible, the Restore Items dialog will automatically fill in the restore location with the original path when the backup image was created. If the original location does not include a drive letter (because the drive was hidden when you created the backup image), you must enter a drive letter for the drive before you can restore any files or folders. If the original path is unknown, or you want to restore the selected files to a different location, click Browse to locate the destination. 13 14 15 Click Restore to restore the files. When file restoration is complete, click OK. Click Close to return to the Backup Image Browser main window. 40 Chapter 4: Restoring Files and Folders Viewing the Properties of a Backup Image (Backup Image Browser) 1 From the tree pane of Backup Image Browser, select the desired backup image file (. V2i or . PQI). Click File > Properties, or right-click the backup image file and click Properties. 2 Image Property Description Specifies A user-assigned comment associated with the backup image. The description is entered during the Backup Drive wizard, Create Backup Job wizard, or when you use the Export Backup Image feature in the Backup Image Browser. The total size (in megabytes) of the backup image. The date and time that the backup image file was created. The compression level used in the backup image. Whether the entire backup image file is spanned over several files. Identifies whether or not the selected drive is password protected. The password is entered in the Advance Options area of the Backup Drive wizard and the Create Backup Job wizard, or when you use the Export Backup Image feature in the Backup Image Browser. The version number of the backup image file. Size Created Compression Spanned Password protected Version Viewing Drive Properties of a Backup Image (Backup Image Browser) 1 From the tree pane of Backup Image Browser, double-click the backup image file (. V2i or . PQI) that contains the desired drive. Click File > Properties, or right-click the drive and click Properties. Specifies A user-assigned comment associated with the drive. The original drive letter that was assigned to the drive. 2 3 Drive Property Description Original drive letter PowerQuest Drive Image 41 Drive Property Cluster size File system Specifies The cluster size (in bytes) used in a FAT, FAT32, or NTFS drive. The file system type (for example, FAT, FAT32, and NTFS) used within the drive. The selected drive's drive status as either Primary (primary partition) or Logical (logical partition). [. . . ] You can create hot backups with V2i Protector or Drive Image. PowerQuest Drive Image 91 hot restore The restoration of a backup image while the server remains up and running. You can perform hot restores of data or applications with V2i Protector or Drive Image. Performing a hot restore of an operating system partition is not available. image See backup image. logical partition a) A contiguous area inside an extended partition that can be used by the operating system to store and retrieve files. The operating system typically assigns a letter (for example, D:, E:) to the logical drive. [. . . ]