Using the rescue and recovery workspace, Using, Rescue – Lenovo 3000 J User Manual

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On

an

externally

attached

USB

hard

disk

v

On

a

network

drive

v

On

recordable

CDs

or

DVDs

(a

recordable

CD

or

DVD

drive

is

required

for

this

option)

After

you

have

backed

up

your

hard

disk,

you

can

restore

the

complete

contents

of

the

hard

disk,

restore

selected

files

only,

or

restore

only

the

Windows

operating

system

and

applications.

To

perform

a

backup

operation,

do

the

following:

1.

From

the

Windows

desktop,

click

Start

,

click

All

Programs

,

click

Lenovo

Care

,

then

click

Rescue

and

Recovery

.

The

Rescue

and

Recovery

program

opens.

2.

In

the

menu

bar,

click

Create

and

view

backups.

3.

Follow

the

instructions

on

the

screen.

To

perform

a

restore

operation

from

Rescue

and

Recovery,

do

the

following:

1.

From

the

Windows

desktop,

click

Start

,

click

All

Programs

,

click

Lenovo

Care

,

then

click

Rescue

and

Recovery

.

The

Rescue

and

Recovery

program

opens.

2.

In

the

menu

Restore

your

system

bar,

do

one

of

the

following:

v

Click

Restore

your

system

from

a

backup

if

you

want

to

restore

your

hard

disk

to

a

previously

backed-up

state

or

to

restore

only

the

Windows

operating

system

and

applications.

v

Click

Restore

individual

files

if

you

want

to

restore

only

selected

files

from

your

backup.

3.

Follow

the

instructions

on

the

screen.

For

information

about

performing

a

restore

operation

from

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace,

see

“Using

the

rescue

and

recovery

workspace.”

Using

the

rescue

and

recovery

workspace

The

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace

resides

in

a

protected,

hidden

area

of

your

hard

disk

that

operates

independently

from

the

Windows

operating

system.

This

enables

you

to

perform

recovery

operations

even

if

the

Windows

operating

system

cannot

be

started.

You

can

perform

the

following

recovery

operations

from

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace:

v

Rescue

files

from

your

hard

disk

or

from

a

backup:

The

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace

enables

you

to

locate

files

on

your

hard

disk

and

transfer

them

to

a

network

drive

or

other

recordable

media

such

as

a

USB

hard

disk

drive

or

a

diskette.

This

solution

is

available

even

if

you

did

not

back

up

your

files

or

if

changes

were

made

to

the

files

since

your

last

Chapter

3.

Recovering

software

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