OneKey Rescue System 6.0 V1.0 EN 147001728
Glossary
Term | Definition |
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Restore | Restores the system partition (C drive) back to the |
to factory | factory initial status. However, once you do this, you |
default | will not be able to restore to a backed up state created |
| after you began using your computer. Therefore, it is |
| recommended that you back up your critical data on the |
| system partition (C drive) before proceeding. |
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Full | A full backup is a backup of the entire system partition. |
backup | You will need to perform a full back up before you can |
| run incremental back up. The backed up data will be |
| saved in the default location. You can also specify the |
| location to another path. |
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Incremental | An incremental backup is a backup of your data based on |
backup | previous backed up file, backing up only the new/different |
| data. Incremental backup can save hard disk space and |
| back up time. For ease of management, the incremental |
| backup file can only be saved to the default location. |
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Create | Burn the backed up system partition data to discs and |
recovery | create recoverable disc(s). This allows you to recover |
disc | your current system status even if you replace your hard |
| disk in the future. |
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Back up | Copies your data to other storage devices, such as a |
my data | removable drive or a network server, so that you can |
| retrieve the data easily under system failure. |
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