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Ivan
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We recently ran ntbackup on a Windows 2003 x64 server, and backed up the
(system) C: drive and systemstate. Then we used ntbackup to restore this
data onto an external drive (F
with the intent of using it as a boot
device replacement for our C: drive. (Yes we know other changes would be
needed to F: before attempting this.) However, when we checked the restored
data on the second drive, registry files in F:\WINDOWS\system32\config were
missing. Also, when starting the restore, we receive the warning message:
"Not all system state data will be restored when re-directed to an alternate
location. This is an advanced restore option which may aid in recovering
specific damaged system files."
As a result, we are unable to restore our backup to an alternate location.
Does anyone have insight into why this occurs? The message above suggests
there is an alternate restore technique that we could use that would restore
all of the system state data to an alternate location. What is the right way
to do this?
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Ivan
(system) C: drive and systemstate. Then we used ntbackup to restore this
data onto an external drive (F
with the intent of using it as a boot device replacement for our C: drive. (Yes we know other changes would be
needed to F: before attempting this.) However, when we checked the restored
data on the second drive, registry files in F:\WINDOWS\system32\config were
missing. Also, when starting the restore, we receive the warning message:
"Not all system state data will be restored when re-directed to an alternate
location. This is an advanced restore option which may aid in recovering
specific damaged system files."
As a result, we are unable to restore our backup to an alternate location.
Does anyone have insight into why this occurs? The message above suggests
there is an alternate restore technique that we could use that would restore
all of the system state data to an alternate location. What is the right way
to do this?
--
Ivan