Start the Restore Wizard by clicking Restore button on the MSP360 Backup toolbar and follow the Wizard steps.Ģ. Restore from Image-Based Backup with MSP360ġ. Now your backup plan is successfully created. Customize email notifications and system log settings. Chain your backups and assign pre-/post actions.ġ1. If you enabled block-level backup, specify the schedule for automatic running of a full backup.ġ0. Specify the schedule settings to make your backup routine run automatically.ĩ. Specify the compression and encryption settings.Ĩ. Disable VSS, use direct access to NTFS volumeĦ. With this option enabled, you can specify which folders on the selected drives you need to exclude from your backup. When choosing this option, the wizard prompts you to schedule a full backup on a corresponding page.įurther reading: Block-level Backup Explained Activate this feature to back up only modified blocks of your data after each previous backup. With MSP360 Backup you can choose to back up only system-required partitions, all drives, or only selected partitions. On this step, you can select whether you need to back up your disk image to a single destination or two destinations at once.Ĥ. Note: For the most detailed manual with the screenshots illustrating each step please refer to this section of our Web Help.Īfter launching MSP360 Backup, you can run the Backup Wizard by clicking the Image Based buttonġ. You might also be interested to check our system image backup guide. In this blog post, you can find the step-by-step guides on how to back up and restore your disk images with MSP360 Backup software. MSP360 Backup for Windows Server allows you to create a system image backup of selected partition and easily restore it. You can perform the restore directly from the cloud or USB flash drive to any dissimilar hardware or Hyper-V, VMware virtual machine or Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud virtual environment.

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