
If you haven't created a system backup with AOMEI Backupper, you can create one based on another working system. AOMEI Backupper does not recognize OS images made by Windows or other software. Even if you have several Windows backup points, it won't work. You should already have at least one system image made by AOMEI Backupper (whatever the source system is, the current crashed one or a system on another computer). How to Restore System with AOMEI Backupperīefore restoration, there are some things you need to know.ĪOMEI Backupper system restore is based on AOMEI Backupper system backup. The former requires you to select/input various configuration settings during the process while the latter frees you up to do other things, so you do not need to sit in front of the machine while it is recovering. System reinstallation is more complexed than system recovery. OS reinstallation costs much more time than a system restore. If you happen to make a system backup just before the accident, you can restore all data from the latest system image file. Reinstalling the operating system will wipe out all applications and data including personal settings whereas system recovery via AOMEI Backupper decreases these losses.

In general, you need to do a system restore in the following situations: If your system crashes, restoring the system from a system backup is a better solution rather than reinstalling the OS.
