The installation CD/files from the following 32-bit versions of Windows are supported: Microsoft Windows Installation CD or Installation Files.Note: The computer used to create the BartPE boot disc can be running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of the supported operating systems.

This includes Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, and Windows 7. Requirements:īefore beginning, please review the following requirements for the project: When you finish creating the disc, see the tutorial, “ Restoring a Full Backup Using a Bart PE Disc” to restore an Image backup in a Windows-like environment. To restore in a Windows-like environment, create a BartPE boot disc that contains Image for Windows using this tutorial. Then, see either the tutorial, “ Image for DOS - Restoring a Full Backup,” or the tutorial, “ Image for Linux - Restoring a Full Backup.” See the tutorial, “ Image for Windows First Things First – Make a Boot Disc” to create the appropriate boot disc. To restore an image using Image for DOS or Image for Linux, you create an Image for DOS or Image for Linux boot disc using the MakeDisk utility that comes with Image for Windows.

If you prefer to restore in a Windows-like environment, you can create a BartPE boot disc and use Image for Windows to restore.

You can use either Image for DOS or Image for Linux to restore a backup made using Image for Windows.

Image for Windows users can restore backup images of the main Windows drive in two different ways, and the method you choose is entirely a personal choice: You can use the BartPE boot disc you create as long as you continue to use the version of Image for Windows stored on the Bart PE disc.

Note: You don't need to create a Bart PE disc very often. Creating a BartPE Disc Containing Image for Windows

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