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Onekey Ghost Win 7 32bit Microsoft Windows users can create a ghost image of their computer using OneKey Recovery. To create the image, please follow the steps below:1. Download and install OneKeyRecovery from Here 2. Boot your computer from a USB device or CD-ROM drive with Windows installed to boot from a disk other than your hard drive. 3. Open OneKeyRecovery and click on the 'Create Image' button in the main screen to enter ghost mode, then insert your Windows 7 installation DVD into your optical drive to boot from it as well as your hard drive for imaging purposes. 4. If you are using Windows 7 Professional, your DVD drive/player will be called 'PCI\\VEN_X86\\ETC\\Microsoft\\MSOCD' 5. Press CTRL+D on your keyboard to display the menu screen. 6. Select 'Ghost Image'. 7. A new window will appear with a description of your image file name and the image file path, which you can set while making the image (Ex: MyDrive:\\OneKeyGhostWin7-32bit-1) This is the only known way to get rid of that black secondary monitor that is on your laptop when you run windows 7 on it... Run the Onekey_Ghost_Win_7-32bit-1.exe file as administrator (Use 7-zip to extract the file or install 7-zip first, and conduct the following steps).Click on “Create Image”, insert your win7 dvd and optical drive will be selected as the source. Insert the flash drive as well; select “USB HDD” and enter a name for the image and save it to your USB drive. Finally save it to another location just in case you lose your flash drive. When the save is completed, your computer will restart, open OneKeyGhostGUI and select your USB drive then click on “Ghost”. Mac OS X users can create a ghost image of their computer using El Capitan. El Capitan 10.11 uses virtualization technologies to make disk cloning very simple when you install El Capitan on a new machine or reinstall the operating system when you are maintaining multiple machines.To create the image, please follow the steps below:1. Open Disk Utility in OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) or older version. 2. Select your target system which you want to back up. 3. Select the Partition tab. You can see there are already partitions on this hard drive, Our main partition is bootcamp partition so we must unmount this partition before cloning process, otherwise it can’t clone successfully. 4. Check the Unmount button and click Apply button, you will get a pop-up message that tells you that you will lose data if you unmount the disk, please do not worry about it because we need to unmount bootcamp partition for this process to work correctly because it can’t clone bootcamp partition even if we select it in target system which causes our image failed. 5. cfa1e77820
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