IFW and Image on the same disk?

[DavidA]

I'm using Win 7 x64, a 250GB SSD (just one partition), 4 USB ports all USB3. I have a 128GB, USB3 thumb drive. If I use this drive as the emergency boot disk, can I also create an image of C on the same drive? Or do I need a boot disk and a separate one for the image?

Thanks,

David

[Brian K]

David,

Yes, that will work. But is the 128 GB UFD large enough to hold the image of the OS partition.

[mjnelson99]

Is the 128 GB or MB?????

I haven't seen a thumb drive that large.

On 12/19/2015 7:16 PM, DavidA wrote:
> I'm using Win 7 x64, a 250GB SSD (just one partition), 4 USB ports all USB3. I have a 128GB, USB3 thumb drive. If I use this drive as the emergency boot disk, can I also create an image of C on the same drive? Or do I need a boot disk and a separate one for the image?
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> Thanks,
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> David
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[DavidA]

Thanks for your replies. The drive is in fact 128GB ($27.99 in Costco. Want one?). And the last image I made was 65+GB. I only have Win 7 and programs I use all the time on C, all data and other programs are a 5TB USB3 drive. Do I make the drive a boot disk and then create the image using the same drive as the destination after that?

David

[TeraByte Support]

yes, you'd want to create the boot media first since it's easier to use
makedisk which will overwrite it.



"DavidA" wrote in message news:10722@public.image...

Thanks for your replies. The drive is in fact 128GB ($27.99 in Costco. Want
one?). And the last image I made was 65+GB. I only have Win 7 and programs I
use all the time on C, all data and other programs are a 5TB USB3 drive. Do
I make the drive a boot disk and then create the image using the same drive
as the destination after that?

David