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    Group 2 Powerpoint Presentation: Grade 10-Barley Css Major

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    This presentation discusses how to create and use a disk image file using ReclaiMe software. It provides instructions on imaging a mechanically damaged hard drive before data recovery. The presentation was created by Grade 10 CSS major students Eldaniel Estrada, Markjustine Taguiam, Jericho Batara, and Faith Quevedo. It explains how to create a disk image file with ReclaiMe, how to use the disk image file for data recovery instead of the original drive, and that disk images can be opened by other data recovery software.

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    Group 2 Powerpoint Presentation: Grade 10-Barley Css Major

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    This presentation discusses how to create and use a disk image file using ReclaiMe software. It provides instructions on imaging a mechanically damaged hard drive before data recovery. The presentation was created by Grade 10 CSS major students Eldaniel Estrada, Markjustine Taguiam, Jericho Batara, and Faith Quevedo. It explains how to create a disk image file with ReclaiMe, how to use the disk image file for data recovery instead of the original drive, and that disk images can be opened by other data recovery software.

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    This presentation discusses how to create and use a disk image file using ReclaiMe software. It provides instructions on imaging a mechanically damaged hard drive before data recovery. The presentation was created by Grade 10 CSS major students Eldaniel Estrada, Markjustine Taguiam, Jericho Batara, and Faith Quevedo. It explains how to create a disk image file with ReclaiMe, how to use the disk image file for data recovery instead of the original drive, and that disk images can be opened by other data recovery software.

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    Group 2 Powerpoint Presentation: Grade 10-Barley Css Major

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    Ako Si Jhadong
    This presentation discusses how to create and use a disk image file using ReclaiMe software. It provides instructions on imaging a mechanically damaged hard drive before data recovery. The presentation was created by Grade 10 CSS major students Eldaniel Estrada, Markjustine Taguiam, Jericho Batara, and Faith Quevedo. It explains how to create a disk image file with ReclaiMe, how to use the disk image file for data recovery instead of the original drive, and that disk images can be opened by other data recovery software.

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    GROUP 2

    POWERPOINT
    PRESENTATION
    Grade 10-barley
    CSS MAJOR
    CREATED BY THE
    FOLLOWING STUDENTS:
    LEADER:
    ELDANIEL ESTRADA
    MEMBERS:
    MARKJUSTINE TAGUIAM
    JERICHO BATARA
    FAITH QUEVEDO
    How to create and use a disk imageWhen you
    need to create a disk image

    •for a mechanically damaged hard disk


    •before an in-place fix attempt, like running
    CHKDSK /F
    Disk image are typically used in data recovery
    and for backups. In data recovery, disk images
    are used when there is a risk of the original
    media degrading further before recovery is
    complete.
    "Full" means all the data is
    copied, including system
    data. "Exact" means data is
    the same as on the disk.

    How to create a disk image


    file using ReclaiMe
    1.Make sure you have enough
    free space available to store
    the disk image file. You need
    amount of free space equal to
    size of the disk you want to
    image.
    Note that you must save
    the disk image file onto a
    drive which is formatted
    to NTFS. Disk images
    cannot be stored on FAT
    due to FAT file size
    limitation.
    2.Download, install, and
    run ReclaiMe.
    3.Identify the drive you
    want to create image of in
    the device list (need help
    identifying your drive?).
    4.Click once on the drive to
    select it.
    5.On the toolbar, open the
    menu by clicking on the
    arrow next to the Disks
    button. Select Create disk
    image from the menu.
    6.Specify where to place the disk
    image file when prompted.
    How to use a disk image fileOnce
    you have a disk image file, you
    should use it instead of
    attempting data recovery from
    the original physical drive. Doing
    so eliminates the risk of the
    physical drive failing completely
    Here is how to use the disk image file
    in ReclaiMe File Recovery software.

    1.Start ReclaiMe File Recovery


    software.
    2.On the toolbar, open the menu by
    clicking on the arrow next to the
    Disks button. Select Open disk
    image from the menu.
    3.Select the disk image file to
    open when prompted.
    4.The disk image file would
    appear on top of the device list.
    If there were any partitions on it,
    they would also appear in the
    corresponding sections of the
    device list.
    5.Double click either the disk image file
    itself, or any of the partitions it contains to
    start recovery.
    Compatibility with other data recovery
    softwareDisk image files generated by
    ReclaiMe are compatible with most if not
    all data recovery tools available out there.
    Should you decide to try some other data
    recovery software, you just need to read
    their instructions on how to open the
    image file.
    The reverse is also true.
    If you create a disk
    image file with some
    other data recovery
    software, ReclaiMe will
    open and use it just fine
    in most cases.
    THANKYOU FOR
    LISTENING TO OUR
    PRESENTAION ABOUT
    ON HOW TO CREATE
    AND USE A DISK IMAGE

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