What do you think? Is creating a full system back-up something that's beyond the capabilities of an old guy in failing health? Or would you encourage me to take a stab at it? I guess the main question is 'What's the worst that could happen if give it a try and I find I'm incapable of doing it correctly? Could I end up messing up my system so I would end up having to take the PC to the shop anyway?' But, as I'm getting by on Social Security, I'd like to try to avoid the expense if I can learn how to do it myself. Of course that made me worry that perhaps I should instead take my laptop to a computer repair shop to have a disk image created. :-( I wish really bad that thingswere different. Where you're at right now, as seen from my perspective.I wish I could help,īut a LOT of the things I could suggest or recommend just feel WAY beyond

Physical health and mental health disabilities.Īgain trying to NOT be insulting but really just very frank and honest about Realistic about your abilities and your disabilities. I'm deeply sorry if those words hurt you, Will, but I am trying to be

I think that a lot of stuff that COULD BE DONE - well, it's just so far The combination of physical health and mental health etc is just that right now I don't want to seem hostile or insulting but 'A disk image backup is possible, and restore of same.

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