在本文中,您将了解如何在Windows 11/10Ghost UEFI。如今,大多数Windows 11/10操作系统都安装在GPT磁盘上。如果您的系统安装在GPT磁盘上,您可以为多个分区创建一个Ghost映像。此Ghost映像可用于在出现任何问题时恢复系统。
如何在Windows 11/10Ghost UEFI
我们将描述在Windows 11/10Ghost UEFI的两种方法:
- 使用 Ghost32 软件。
- 使用傲梅备份软件。
1]如何(How)使用Ghost32在Windows上执行Ghost UEFI
Ghost32是一款便携软件。下载它并单击可执行文件以运行它。按照下面列出的说明进行操作。
1]启动软件后,如果出现信息屏幕,请单击确定。
2] 转到Local > Partition > To Image,选择系统上的源驱动器,然后单击 OK。
3]现在,您必须选择要为其创建幻像文件的分区。对于多项选择,请按住键盘上的Ctrl键。完成后,单击确定。
4]选择(Select)要保存ghost image备份文件的位置。您还可以创建一个新文件夹来保存文件。完成后,为文件命名并单击“保存(Save)”按钮。
5]保存文件时,系统会询问您是否要压缩它。相应地选择选项,然后按照屏幕上显示的说明进行操作。
如果您收到一条消息“磁盘当前正在使用中。要强制卸载(The disk is currently in use. Do you want to force unmount it)吗?” 选择是(Select Yes)。软件创建幻像文件所用的时间取决于您存储在磁盘上的数据大小。
它还显示创建 ghost 文件的剩余时间。该过程完成后,单击继续(Continue)并选择退出(Quit)以退出软件。
阅读(Read):How to create System Image in Windows 11/10。
您创建的幻影映像可让您在出现问题时备份系统。按照下面列出的步骤从镜像文件中恢复您的系统:
- 启动 Ghost32 软件并转到Local > Partition > From Image,然后从您存储的位置选择图像文件。
- 现在,选择目标驱动器并单击是(Yes)按钮继续进行图像恢复。
2]使用傲梅备份软件(AOMEI Backupper)在Windows上(Windows)创建Ghost UEFI(Create Ghost UEFI)
AOMEI Backupper是另一个免费软件,用于创建系统备份的镜像文件。与Ghost32不同,AOMI Backupper 会(AOMI Backupper)自动选择MSR分区、ESP分区等分区。在您的系统上下载(Download)并安装AOMEI Backupper并按照以下列出的步骤操作:
1]在软件的主页上选择新备份。(New Backup)
2]从列表中选择系统备份。(System Backup)您还可以使用此软件为磁盘和文件创建备份。
3]现在,您必须选择要创建备份文件的位置。完成后,单击开始备份(Start Backup)按钮。您将看到数据备份过程中的进度。
阅读(Read):如何在单个外部 USB 驱动器上创建多个系统映像(How to create multiple System Images on a single external USB drive)。
该过程完成后,备份文件将在软件主页的“(Home)备份管理(Backup Management)”部分下可用。您可以直接使用此映像文件来恢复您的系统或从您的计算机中手动选择该文件。
请按照以下列出的步骤从AOMEI Backupper映像文件恢复您的系统:
- 从软件左侧选择恢复,然后单击(Restore)选择任务(Select Task)。
- 选择任务并单击下一步(Next)按钮。在我的计算机上,该任务被命名为System Backup(1)。您可能会找到具有其他名称的文件。因此(Hence),相应地选择文件。
- 您将获得两个选项,Restore the system backup和Restore a partition in this system backup。如果要备份特定分区,请选择后一个选项,否则,请选择第一个选项。
- 单击下一步(Next),然后单击开始还原(Start Restore)。
- 现在,重新启动您的 PC,让它从原始硬盘驱动器启动。
如果您使用此映像在另一台具有不同硬件的计算机上进行系统还原,则必须在单击“开始还原”(Start Restore)按钮之前选中“异机还原”复选框。(Universal Restore)
就是这样。
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How to create Ghost UEFI on Windows 11/10
In this article, you will learn about how to dо Ghost UEFI on Windows 11/10. Today, most of the Windows 11/10 operating systems are installed on GPT disks. If your system is installed on a GPT disk, you can create a single Ghost image for multiple partitions. This Ghost image can be used to restore the system in case any problem occurs.
How to create Ghost UEFI on Windows 11/10
We will describe two methods to do Ghost UEFI on Windows 11/10:
- Using Ghost32 software.
- Using AOMEI Backupper software.
1] How to do Ghost UEFI on Windows by using Ghost32
Ghost32 is a portable software. Download it and click on the executable file to run it. Follow the below-listed instructions.
1] After launching the software if you get the information screen, click OK.
2] Go to Local > Partition > To Image, select the source drive on your system, and click OK.
3] Now, you have to select the partitions for which you want to create a ghost image file. For multiple selections, press and hold the Ctrl key on your keyboard. When you are done, click OK.
4] Select the location where you want to save the ghost image backup file. You can also create a new folder to save the file. When you are done, name your file and click on the Save button.
5] When you save the file, you will be asked whether you want to compress it or not. Select the options accordingly and proceed as per the instructions displayed on the screen.
If you get a message that “The disk is currently in use. Do you want to force unmount it?” Select Yes. The time taken by the software to create the ghost image file depends on the size of data that you have stored on the disk.
It also displays the remaining time to create the ghost file. When the process gets completed, click Continue and select Quit to exit the software.
Read: How to create System Image in Windows 11/10.
The ghost image that you have created lets you backup your system when a problem occurs. Follow the below-listed steps to restore your system from the ghost image file:
- Launch Ghost32 software and go to Local > Partition > From Image and select the image file from the location where you have stored it.
- Now, choose destination drive and click on the Yes button to proceed with image restoration.
2] Create Ghost UEFI on Windows by using AOMEI Backupper
AOMEI Backupper is another free software to create a ghost image file for system backup. Unlike the Ghost32, AOMI Backupper automatically selects the partitions like MSR partition, ESP partition, etc. Download and install the AOMEI Backupper on your system and follow the below-listed steps:
1] Select New Backup on the Home page of the software.
2] Select System Backup from the list. You can also create a backup for the disk and files by using this software.
3] Now, you have to select the location where you want to create a backup file. When you are done, click on the Start Backup button. You will see the progress during the backing up of data.
Read: How to create multiple System Images on a single external USB drive.
When the process gets completed, the backup file will be available under the Backup Management section on the Home page of the software. You can directly use this image file to restore your system or select the file manually from your computer.
Follow the below-listed steps to restore your system from the AOMEI Backupper image file:
- Select Restore from the left side of the software and click Select Task.
- Select the task and click on the Next button. On my computer, the task was named System Backup(1). You may find the file with another name. Hence, select the file accordingly.
- You will get two options, Restore the system backup and Restore a partition in this system backup. If you want to backup a particular partition, select the latter option, else, select the first option.
- Click Next and then click Start Restore.
- Now, restart your PC to let it boot from the original hard drive.
If you are using this image for system restore on another computer with different hardware, you have to select the Universal Restore checkbox before clicking on the Start Restore button.
That’s it.
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