HP dc5700 manual Installing on multiple partitions, Reimaging a hard drive

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Deploying a single version of the software across different models of systems

A single version of HP Backup and Recovery Manager supports many different models/systems; therefore, you can install a single version on any supported system.

Installing on multiple partitions

Installing Backup and Recovery Manager on a drive with multiple partitions is supported for Desktops, but not supported for Portables. However, you can add partitions after installing Backup and Recovery Manager.

The following workaround may allow you to install the application: 1. Reformat a 75-GB disk.

2. Use RDEPLOY to create a 50-GB C partition and lay down the Factory/Gold unbooted image that contains v2.3i.

3. Using WinPE, use DISKPART to create an empty 20-GB D partition.

4. Allow the factory image to completely install HP Backup and Recovery Manager and all associated software.

Reimaging a hard drive

HP Backup and Recovery Manager supports installation on multiple partitions in Desktops. It does not support installing with multiple partitions for Portables. You can add additional partitions and disks after installation.

After laying down an image on a previously-imaged system with HP Backup and Recovery Manager, DISKPART running from WinPE may not “unlock” or “clean” the hard drive so you can re-image it.

In this situation, WinPE creates a PAGEFILE.SYS on the hard drive due to the WINBOM.INI in the HP Backup and Recovery partition. DISKPART cannot alter the C partition when WinPE accesses it.

To re-image the hard drive in this instance, either:

Edit the WinPE build to prevent using the WINBOM.INI in the HP Backup and Recovery partition or

Remove WINBOM.INI from the HP Backup and Recovery partition.

1. Rebuild the WinPE CD image so the registry points to a known good WINBOM.INI. The path and file name specified by the registry key is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Factory \Winbom.

NOTE: In general, WinPE might pick up other WINBOM.INI files elsewhere in the system. To make sure you are using the correct WINBOM.INI file, use the registry setting.

2. Rename or delete WINBOM.INI in the HP Backup and Recovery partition, and then reboot WinPE.

In the case of reimaging, deleting the WINBOM.INI file is an option, but if you do this when you do not want to re-image, HP Backup and Recovery will not work after WINBOM.INI is deleted.

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Administrator Guide Administrator Guide About This Book Iv About This Book Table of contents Index HP Backup and Recovery Manager Administrator Guide Portables Versions of HP Backup and Recovery ManagerDesktops Recovery Points Backup types Entire Drive Backups File and data backups Software Component Desktops Portables Differences between versionsSoftware options InstallationGetting the software for an image Deploying in an enterprise environmentReimaging a hard drive Installing on multiple partitionsEnforcing policies/scheduling Managing HP Backup and Recovery ManagerPasswords Compression Enabling/disabling featuresEncryption Integrated F11 hotkey supportBasic reminder functionality RemindersDisabling the reminder message Backups Entire Drive Backup on local drive Backup failoverScheduled backups Manual backupsRecovery Partition RecoveryRecovery media Recovery Media CreatorOperating system Select Recover important files or the entire system How to recoverRemoving the Recovery Partition Recovery media creationPC Recovery Restoring an entire image or individual files Enww Recovering individual files Enww Enww Enww PC recovery Enww Enww Enww Uninstallation Expert options Index Types of backups
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