Lenovo 3000 J User Manual

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backup

operation.

You

also

can

rescue

individual

files

from

a

Rescue

and

Recovery

backup

located

on

your

local

hard

disk,

a

USB

device,

or

a

network

drive.

v

Restore

your

hard

disk

from

Rescue

and

Recovery

backup:

Once

you

perform

a

backup

operation

using

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

program,

you

can

perform

restore

operations

from

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace,

even

if

you

cannot

start

Windows.

v

Restore

your

hard

disk

to

the

factory

contents

:

The

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace

enables

you

to

restore

the

complete

contents

of

your

hard

disk

to

the

same

state

as

it

was

when

originally

shipped

from

the

factory.

If

you

have

multiple

partitions

on

your

hard

disk,

you

have

the

option

to

restore

the

factory

contents

to

the

C:

partition

and

leave

the

other

partitions

intact.

Because

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace

operates

independently

from

the

Windows

operating

system,

you

can

restore

the

factory

contents

even

if

you

cannot

start

Windows.

Attention:

If

you

restore

the

hard

disk

from

a

Rescue

and

Recovery

backup

or

restore

the

hard

disk

to

the

factory

contents,

all

files

on

the

primary

hard

disk

partition

(usually

drive

C)

will

be

deleted

in

the

recovery

process.

If

possible,

make

copies

of

important

files.

If

you

are

unable

to

start

Windows,

you

can

use

the

Rescue

files

feature

in

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace

to

copy

files

from

your

hard

disk

to

other

media.

To

start

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace,

do

the

following:

1.

Turn

off

your

computer

for

at

least

5

seconds.

2.

Repeatedly

press

and

release

the

Enter

or

F11

key

as

you

turn

on

your

computer.

3.

When

you

hear

beeps

or

see

a

logo

screen,

stop

pressing

the

Enter

or

F11

key.

4.

If

you

set

a

Rescue

and

Recovery

password,

type

your

password

when

prompted.

The

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace

opens

after

a

short

delay.

Note:

If

the

Rescue

and

Recovery

workspace

fails

to

open,

see

“Solving

recovery

problems”

on

page

15.

5.

Do

one

of

the

of

the

following:

v

To

rescue

files

from

your

hard

disk

or

from

a

backup,

click

Rescue

files

;

then,

follow

the

instructions

on

the

screen.

v

To

restore

your

hard

disk

from

a

Rescue

and

Recovery

backup

or

to

restore

your

hard

drive

to

the

factory

contents,

click

Restore

your

system

;

then,

follow

the

instructions

on

the

screen.

Note:

After

restoring

your

hard

disk

to

the

original

factory

content,

you

might

have

to

reinstall

some

software

or

drivers.

See

“Post-recovery

notes”

on

page

15

for

details.

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