Powerful Windows 10 Recovery Tool (32-bit and 64-bit System)

I. What is Windows 10 Recovery Tool?

The Windows 10 recovery tool, also referred to as the Windows 10 recovery drive, is specifically crafted to handle unforeseen computer crashes. With the creation of a recovery drive, you have the ability to effortlessly restore your system and retrieve any lost data if your computer is unable to boot up normally due to a malfunction.

II. What are the Windows 10 recovery tools for 32-bit and 64-bit?

1. Windows built-in function: create recovery drive

Step 1: Run the Windows 10 device, enter (control panel) in the search box in the lower left corner to open the application.

Step 2: Next, enter (recovery) in the search box in the upper right corner, and find the (system)-(create a recovery drive) option, and click on it.

Step 3: Afterwards, a window for creating a recovery drive will appear, check (Back up system files to the recovery drive) by default, and click (Next) after confirming that it is correct.

Step 4: Wait for a while, the (connect USB disk) prompt will appear. At this time, connect the drive (USB disk), and back up all the contents on the drive in advance. Then click (Next). Note: The files in the drive will be deleted during the creation process.

Then follow the prompts one by one until you see the (Create) button, please click it. After the recovery tool is created, safely eject the USB flash drive to complete the creation of the system recovery tool.

2. Renee Becca

Moreover, aside from utilizing the built-in tools of Windows to create a recovery drive, you can also opt for a more advanced approach by using professional data backup and restoration software. One such tool that I highly recommend is Renee Becca. With this tool, you can easily back up and restore your system. Let’s delve into the details of how to do this.

What is Renee Becca?

Renee Becca is a tool specially used for system/hard disk data backup and restoration. It can help you back up and restore important data in your computer, such as programs, system configuration, emails, photos, videos, documents, bookmarks, etc. It adopts leading incremental/differential backup technology, which can save you more time and disk space. In addition to system backup, it also supports partition backup, hard disk backup, file backup, and disk cloning to meet your different needs.

How to backup system with Renee Becca?

The steps are as follows:

Step 1: Download, install, and run Renee Becca on the computer, and select the (System Backup) option in the main interface (Backup).

Step 2: Next, select the source(the system partition by default) and the destination.

If regular backup is required, it is recommended to select a suitable backup plan mode according to individual needs in (Schedule). Renee Becca has 5 backup plans to choose from, namely version chain mode, single version mode, full mode, incremental mode, and differential mode.

In addition, in (Scheduler), you can set a daily/weekly/monthly automatic backup plan and the time to start the backup, click (OK) to enable the automatic backup function.

Step 3: After all the settings are completed, click (Backup).

How to restore system with Renee Becca?

If you want to restore the system, please see the steps below.

Step 1: Run Renee Becca, switch to (Task) at the top of the interface, and then select the (Rescue CD) option. You can create a boot disk with this function.

Step 2: Select the type of rescue disk to be created. Please select according to your disk and computer conditions. After that, connect a blank CD or USB disk to the computer, and click Select (Next) to create a boot disk.

Step 3: Connect the boot disk (CD/USB disk) to the computer where you need to restore the system. Then press the shortcut key when turning on the computer to enter into BIOS interface,  and change the boot order to boot from USB/CD.

Take the following BIOS interface as an example, if you want to boot from a CD, please select (CD-ROM Drive), if you want to boot from a USB flash drive, please select (Removable Devices).

Step 4: After successful startup, select the system backup version you need to restore and the target location to restore in the window.

If the previously backed-up system is saved on an external hard disk, please connect it to the computer and select it. At the same time, check the “make the target system disk bootable (System disk only)” option. Finally, click the (Recovery) button to start the system.