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SDR Recover This Computer Wizard Help
Last Published:
2018-04-02
Product(s):
Backup Exec (20.1)
- Recover This Computer Wizard Help
- What should I do if I cannot connect?
- What if I don't want to recover the entire computer?
- Should I change the volume layout?
- What is a disaster recovery information file?
- What should I do if my device with my backup data is not listed?
- Do I need drivers for inactive storage controllers?
- Do I need drivers for inactive network controllers?
- Why do I need to unlock the volumes encrypted with BitLocker?
- Advanced Disk Configuration on the Recover This Computer Wizard
- Viewing the original disk layout geometry
- Creating a simple volume
- Formatting a volume
- Extending the size of a volume
- Shrinking the size of a volume
- Viewing volume properties
- Deleting a volume
- Changing an assigned drive letter
- Converting a basic disk to a dynamic disk
- Converting a Master Boot Record (MBR) disk to a Guid Partition Table (GPT) disk
- Converting a Guid Partition Table (GPT) disk to a Master Boot Record (MBR) disk
- About spanned volumes
- Creating a mirrored volume
- Creating a striped volume
Do I need drivers for inactive network controllers?
The listed inactive network controllers require you to load a driver to connect to a network.
If your backup data is located on a remote Backup Exec server, you may want to install the network driver to access the remote Backup Exec server. To install the driver for the inactive network controller, click and provide the location to the driver information (.inf) file.