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Creating a
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Windows system
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image backup for Dell XE3 Controller (performed by Kodak Service Representative)
Immediately after installing and configuring Kodak Proofing Software on a new install, the Kodak Service representative will connect an external USB drive and use the Microsoft Create System Image Utility to create a system image backup.
Important: Make sure the external USB drive used for backup is stored in a secure location and available for disaster recovery in future. For redundancy, Kodak recommends that you save a copy of the system image on a network drive.
For Kodak internal reference, see SKV 74772
Backup storage requirements
Storage repositories should be clean (virus-free) and protected from accidental overwriting. Ideally, in addition to the system image that you create and store, an additional copy will be stored by the customer in a separate, secure location.
Use either an external hard drive or a network location for the data. If necessary, you can use non-erasable DVDs, however backing up to DVDs can be a very slow process and require multiple discs. The amount of space required varies with each system.
Creating a Windows system image backup
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for Dell
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7050 Controller (performed by Kodak Service Representative)
Immediately after installing and configuring Kodak Proofing Software on a clean systemnew install, use the Windows tools for creating a restorable system image backup and a bootable recovery disc.
Requirements: Determine the amount of storage required, and identify a suitable network location or obtain storage media with sufficient capacity.
- Ensure that the backup media is ready to receive the data. For example, connect the external drive or map the desired network drive and check that it is accessible.
You can also use DVDs, but this may take considerably more time.
Note: The backed-up data must later be accessible and available for restoring on the upgraded system. - Use your preferred method to access the Windows Backup and Restore or System Image Backup tool.
- Click Create a system image.
- Follow the on-screen instructions as they appear.
If prompted, provide your Windows administrator password or confirm your action. - When finished, clearly label the backup media, and store it in a safe and secure location.
Important: If you backed up to a network location, copy the folder to a different location. Otherwise, it might inadvertently be overwritten by subsequent backups if the same location is used for storing periodic system or data backups. - Return to the settings and click Create a system repair disc.
Note: This is an important step for systems that do not ship a Windows operating system installation disc. - Follow the on-screen instructions as they appear.
If prompted, provide your Windows administrator password or confirm your action.
the Kodak Service representative will connect a USB thumb drive and use the WIN PE DVD disk to create a system image backup.
Important: Make sure the external USB thumb drive used for backup is stored in a secure location and available for disaster recovery in future. For redundancy, Kodak recommends that you save a copy of the system image on a network drive.
For Kodak internal reference, see SKV 73605.
Creating a Windows system image backup for Dell 7040 Controller (performed by Kodak Service Representative)
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Immediately after installing and configuring Kodak Proofing Software on a clean systemnew install, create the Windows 10 LTSB system image backup.Requirements: A 64 GB USB Thumb Drive is needed to ensure sufficient capacity for the the Kodak Service representative will connect an external USB drive and use the Microsoft Create System Image Utility to create a system image backup.
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Important: Make sure the external USB drive used for backup is stored in a secure location and available for disaster recovery in future. For redundancy, Kodak recommends that you save a copy of the system image on a network drive.
For Kodak internal reference, see SKV 72887 (under Dell 7040 Installation Instructions).
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