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Getting Started: Hardware requirements; System requirements; Supported file systems; Supported hard disk types; Install and uninstall; Step-by-step tutorial
Using EaseUS Todo Backup: Backup; System backup; Disk and partition backup; File backup; Incremental backup; Differential backup; Schedule backup; Schedule setting; Modify a schedule backup; Schedule notification; Sector by sector backup; Manage previous images; Backup management; NAS management; NAS management; Backup options; Compression; Password protection; Splitting; Priority; Email notification; Commands; Offsite copy; Speed; Recovery; System recovery; Disk and partition recovery; File recovery; Sector by sector recovery; Overwrite existing files; Recover to dissimilar hardware; Explore image; Clone; Disk clone; Partition clone; Sector by sector clone; Snapshot; What is snapshot; Snapshot advantages; Create system snapshot; Delete a system snapshot; Restore system from snapshot; Disable snapshot; Tools; Check image; Bootable media builder; Disk tools; Mount image; Unmount; Exchange backup & recovery; Exchange normal backup; Exchange schedule backup; Exchange recovery; SQL backup & recovery; User login; Home; Backup; Recovery; Export/Import; Log; Backup to tape; Pre-OS; Linux bootable disk; WinPE bootable disk; Windows shell command; Device management; Fix MBR; Check partition; Log
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Network manager

Click Device management under Tools window, select Network manager and click Next.

Map network drive - map a network drive as a local drive, and then you can back up to or recover from it.
Edit network drive - modify the settings of mapped drive.
Disconnect network drive - unplug the drive after the operation has finished.
IP settings - configure IP parameter.

Driver manager

Since hardware RAID, SCSI or some kind of storage and network cards cannot directly recognized without driver installed under Pre-OS or WinPE, at this point, this feature can help you install the driver and make sure the operation can be proceeded smoothly.

1. Click Device management under Tools window.

2. Select Driver manger and click Next, find the correct path where your hardware RAID or network card drivers are located and install them.

Note: The WinPE version of our product is based on Windows 7, which means you need to use the corresponding driver version to do the job.

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