Looking for the best software to take an image file of my w10 setup?

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Whats the best software to use these days to take an image of your windows 10 setup so it can be easily be restored if any issues etc please?
 
thank you, i will try veeam but not sure about the windows 10 one i mean how accurate is it and does it save everything like full image of my windows 10 desktop contents and c drive ?

and i have only been using windows 10 for 2 years lol, i stayed as long as i could with 7 as it was great as i hate 10 and 11 but have no choice but to keep getting on with it lol but i do like 10 tbh way more than 11 that is horrible
 
truewraith said:
thank you, i will try veeam but not sure about the windows 10 one i mean how accurate is it and does it save everything like full image of my windows 10 desktop contents and c drive ?

and i have only been using windows 10 for 2 years lol, i stayed as long as i could with 7 as it was great as i hate 10 and 11 but have no choice but to keep getting on with it lol but i do like 10 tbh way more than 11 that is horrible
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3rd party backups that are good should verify what is copied, i'm unsure about Windows, but i make multiple backups to be sure anyway.

I think a few people will be taking the leap to move to Linux when Win 11 gets forced on us. I'm thinking about trying it on another build at some point. Gaming is well supported now.
 
I take daily backups with veeam.

I restored one recently to another drive and couldn't tell which drive I had booted from.
 
ive never used linux but if i have to use w11 i will defo try linux as ive heard a lot of mentions over the years but always been windows. but sounds interesting
 
Used to use free acronis that worked if you got a WD drive.
Now use aomei backupper a lot.
Marcium was a bit iffy and veem seems to be limited a bit mostly on the basic stuff
 
Windows VHD system image creator. You can browse the VHD at any time like a folder, or restore it to a drive booting into Windows recovery mode.

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sorry for the late post, huge thanks for the help and i will look into these 2 for now and see what i can do :)
Windows VHD system image creator.
Aomei
 
Disco_P said:
Veeam again. Can even make the USB drive bootable and store the image on there
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Is there any good easy tutorials on how to do this? I am looking for something simple for someone but not sure if Veeam will be easy for them to understand.
 
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