Windows server 2022 Backup and restore process any different?

[@rafaelmoraes5165]

great tutorial and test, thank you!

[@freddydubon4619]

thank you and thanks for watching!

[@pardeeplohia5987]

Mind Blowing Video Thank you So much Sir Please Make more videos

[@freddydubon4619]

thank you! and thanks for watching

[@JoeVenture1]

Thanks, you did a nice job on this video.

[@freddydubon4619]

thank you Joe I appreciate the comment

[@dsounds1]

Hi, does bare metal backup restore 3rd party applications too? Let's say you have Adobe Photoshop, would that be back as well, together with it's settings?

[@ramavtarpandey2329]

I want to take backup of some folders that are on LAN. How to specify their path in backup?

[@freddydubon4619]

Hi Rmavtar, unfortunately this type of back up will not back up network drives. for that you need to create a separate back up job and back them up separately.

[@macdee2766]

Thanks, very clear

[@przemyslawrafal]

One warning. This is not a system backup - it is a system state backup. If you destroy the system disk(s), it will be difficult to rebuild it using the system.

[@sureshkumarji]

I don't think so, It is a complete backup. If you look into the 5:14 minute clip i see the list including C: drive and also system state. Please correct me if i misunderstood that clip

[@przemyslawrafal]

I spent 4 days (two weekends) trying to restore the system from the backup I created. Check for yourself - create a backup. Remove the old disk and insert a new one (in my case, this was the goal - replacing the disk from 1TB to 2TB). Restore the system. Easy? Maybe, but not for me. I couldn't do it and used an external disk cloning program. The problem is that if my disk failed, I wouldn't be able to restore it from this system anyway - now I have a saved image and it should be possible to restore the system state from this backup.

[@lukasxyz]

@@przemyslawrafal Did it work? 11 Monts later

[@przemyslawrafal]

@@lukasxyz System? Yes - without no problem, tfu!