What could be the cause of not beeing able to restore backup B2 and B3? All I did in these experiments was add/remove programs to check compatibility with Win 10, everything was fine when taking the backups. I checked backup B1, B2, B3 using the EaseUS software, it says that all are fine. All was MBR, and the Disks 1 and 2 also have some additional data partitions which are also fine and were used to store backups etc. Using an emergency disk, I tried to restore both B2 and B3 to the system partition on Disk 2, same hanging at 99 percent. Now I tried to restore B2 to the system partition on Disk 2, but the restore with EaseUs hung at 99 percent ("Updating system information.") and did not finish in a few hours (usualy it takes around 20 min). Actually B2 was the last backup I kept of that experiment, before B2 I also did create and restore successfuly some intermediary backups of the Win 10 system partition.ĭecided to start a new upgrade experiment, started again by restoring the B1 Win7, upgraded to win 10, then created a new full backup B3 of the resulting Win10 system partition on Disk 2 and stored it. Using the exact same disk/partition mechanism, I created a backup B2 of the resulting Win10 system partition on Disk 2 and stored it (the recovery Win 10 partition not included). Running Win7 on Disk2, I performed un upgrade to Win10, keeping all files and applications (Win 10 now created a distinct partition to store the win recovery files).
I transfered a backup B1 of the win 7 system to a different disk, Disk 2, and restored it to a system partition of Disk 2. I was doing regular full backups of a Win7 system partition, located on Disk 1 (not sure if it matters, but when I installed Win 7 a long time ago, I forced Windows to use that partition for all files, including the win recovery files which would be placed otherwise on a distinct recovery partition). I am using the free edition of EaseUS ToDo Backup and run into problems with restoring in a specific situation.
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