How to use ActiveImage Protector for system restoration

Summary

You can't restore a system disk or volume, which includes the operating system, while the OS is running. The system volume is typically the "C:" drive in Windows or a volume with "/" in Linux.

You can restore a data-only drive or specific files/folders while the OS is running. To restore a system volume, boot up ActiveImage Protector Boot Environment and follow these steps.

Operating Procedures

[Windows]
1) Turn the operating system off.
2) Start the boot environment based on CentOS from the product's ISO image file [ISO], or use a WinPE-based boot environment you created.
3) Perform the system volume restoration.
For further detailed operating procedures, please access the following site:

URL for reference：
http://webhelp.netjapan.com/AIP/Windows/2018/en/help/restore/volume/restore.htm

Step-by-step instructions on creating a (WinPE-based) boot environment 
http://webhelp.netjapan.com/AIP/Windows/2018/en/help/Utility_tools/BE_Builder_WinPE.htm

[Linux]
1) Turn off the operating system.
2) Start the (CentOS-based) boot environment from the product’s ISO image file [ISO].
3) Restore the system volume.
For detailed steps, visit the AIP Help site.

URL for reference：
http://webhelp.netjapan.com/AIP/Linux/2018/en/help/restore/restore.htm

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