Disk 0 – the name of the folder EaseUS Todo created to represent the disk drive it was backing up.I told EaseUS Todo to place the image files here when I created my backup. Top-to-bottom, end-to-end, Backing Up In Windows 10 will walk you through all the steps you need to keep your data safe, using Windows 10's built-in tools, as well as a free alternative. This article is excerpted from Backing Up In Windows 10, available now. In the example, above the image file is located in: Navigate to that location in Windows File Explorer. Typically, that’s on your external backup drive, but it could be almost anywhere with sufficient storage space for your collection of backups.

The files will be wherever you instructed EaseUS to place them when you created your image backup. If it’s in an incremental backup, you’ll need the full image backup that it was based on, plus all the intervening incremental backups as well. If it’s a full backup, then only the single “.pbd” file is necessary. Naturally, you’ll need the file or files containing your image backup. Should you need to replace a failed hard drive, for example, an image backup will restore everything and let you continue as if nothing had happened.īut what if you don’t want everything? What if you just need a single file you know is somewhere in that image backup? Image backups are one of the most important types of backups, because they backup absolutely everything. In a prior article, we created an image backup of your PC using the free version of EaseUS Todo.

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