In Windows 8, a recovery drive helps you to use System Restore, Refresh, Reset, and Recover from recovery image feature. In my experiences, using a bootable CD or USB to try fixing or reinstalling Windows is the only solution. Please private message us the system service tag so that I can check and assist you further. I would advise you to reinstall the Dell Backup and Recovery application on the system using the link below and check if you are able to see the recovery partition. Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. The link between the Dell backup and recovery is corrupted so that is the reason you are not finding the integration. Then no matter what destinations I select on the remaining 3 volumes, when I get to the 5th volume, the Local Disk one, the only destination left is the D: backup drive.You have posted to a forum that requires a moderator to approve posts before they are publicly available. So I selected that for the NO NAME backup volume destination. Then a new destination volume appeared i.e. I selected the C: for the recovery volume. Why would it be easy? That would be stupid if it made sense and was easy. Well, I thought I was figuring it out, but of course not. I had to install a new m.2 drive after a devil killed my last one.

I have reinstalled Windows 10 on the same computer that this backup was made on. The C: volume and the other Local Disk NFTS volume are the only possible destinations I have. Now with version 17 I have 5 different volumes to select from and only 2 volume destinations. Why is this so hard? This should require no thinking at all, which from the videos of version 16, that's what it looked like. Does anyone know how to restore a drive using Paragon 17 Backup?

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