Click restore from left sidebar under basic backup/restore tools

Click restore from left sidebar under basic backup/restore tools

You need to restore your image of your hard drive when your computer hard drive crashes. You have two options with Paragon Back up and Recovery 10 Free edition. You can use the boot disk, and follow the instructions after booting to the disk, or you can use the Wizard within Backup and recovery which is simpler, and more convenient to use. The Restore Wizard can also be used to restore selected folders and files.

1. Click restore from left sidebar under basic backup/restore tools.

Click restore from left sidebar under basic backup/restore tools

Click restore from left sidebar under basic backup/restore tools

2. Click Next

Click Next

Click Next

3. Click Switch to file view link.

Click Switch to file view link

Click Switch to file view link

4.Browse to the folder you saved your Hard Drive image file to and click the .PBF file click Next.

Browse to the folder you saved your Hard Drive image file to and click the .PBF file click Next.

Browse to the folder you saved your Hard Drive image file to and click the .PBF file click Next.

 5. Select the drives, files or folders you want to restore and click next.

Select the drives, files or folders you want to restore and click next.

Select the drives, files or folders you want to restore and click next.

6.  Select where you want to restore your files to, and click Next.

Select where you want to restore your files to, and click Next.

Select where you want to restore your files to, and click Next.

 7. Review the summary, and click Next.

Review the summary, and click Next.

Review the summary, and click Next.

8. Click Finish, and go back to the main window.

Click Finish, and go back to the main window.

Click Finish, and go back to the main window.

9. Click Apply.

Click Apply

Click Apply

10. Wait for restorations of your drives, folders and files to be finish.

Wait and click close

Congratulations, you are now done restoring your valuable files.

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