There are different options, Local Disk, SSH, Samba Server, NFS server, and WebDav Server. The main window of CloneZilla will ask you to choose where to save the image of your computer. Have no fear, follow my steps and you should be fine.Ħ. Those who are less familiar with open source tools may be unnerved by the lack of a pretty user interface. Choose the default CloneZilla Start option, choose your Language Keyboard, choose Do Not Touch KeyMap, and choose the first option: 'Start CloneZilla Live.' For expert users you may use Command Prompt but that seems overly difficult. Once you are in, go into your BOOT section and manually boot off of the USB Flash Drive. I don’t know what key that is for your computer but it is either F2 or the DEL key by default. Reboot the computer and boot off of the USB Flash Drive. Once that is complete, make sure that the drive you are mounting CloneZilla to is the USB Flash Drive. Once Tuxboot opens, click on the bottom and choose ISO and click the button to find the location of the CloneZilla live. Select the disk (making sure you do NOT select C: drive or another drive you are using) and right click and format it to NTFS Quick, and give it a Drive Letter.ģ. Go to Windows/My Computer, and right-click on My Computer and select Manage. Once these applications are downloaded, plug in the Flash Drive that you will be using and format it clean, as we will be using this Flash Drive for CloneZilla.

Hard drive snapshot