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Sorry my video is poor quality, my cam is very huge and I did not take the time to set it up the way it should. I do believe I will demonstrate how well windows 8 recovery DVD creation works, and using that upon bootup using a saved image
backup stored on a 1tb usb drive. I'm doing this to provide confidence that users feel confident that windows 8 restore will work for them if a system failure happens in windows 8. I am giving them reliable data to rely on, that this method to restore their
system to its operational state with all programs and files intact. Sry for my speech, I was a boxer for years and have some speech problems
http://youtu.be/J5SC6ashPM4[/SIZE]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=OkVk2-Cm9qQ[/SIZE]
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OK with file history, lets say you accidentally uninstall a program. If you included programs in your file history, you copy and past your uninstalled program from file history into your systems programs folder. It wont work because you lost the
registry entry, however install the program again and then copy the folder and you have all your setting back, or export your registry into your file history and merge back into you registry and then copy your file history program folder into your system(you
do not have to copy every folder in from the filehistory included programs folder, only the uninstalled one).
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Sorry my video is poor quality, my cam is very huge and I did not take the time to set it up the way it should. I do believe I will demonstrate how well windows 8 recovery DVD creation works, and using that upon bootup using a saved image
backup stored on a 1tb usb drive. I'm doing this to provide confidence that users feel confident that windows 8 restore will work for them if a system failure happens in windows 8. I am giving them reliable data to rely on, that this method to restore their
system to its operational state with all programs and files intact. Sry for my speech, I was a boxer for years and have some speech problems
http://youtu.be/J5SC6ashPM4[/SIZE]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=OkVk2-Cm9qQ[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]
OK with file history, lets say you accidentally uninstall a program. If you included programs in your file history, you copy and past your uninstalled program from file history into your systems programs folder. It wont work because you lost the
registry entry, however install the program again and then copy the folder and you have all your setting back, or export your registry into your file history and merge back into you registry and then copy your file history program folder into your system(you
do not have to copy every folder in from the filehistory included programs folder, only the uninstalled one).
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