Help me to make system backup

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Ok. So I have reinstalled everything on my computer. Everything works like a charm.
Now I want to make system restore on external hdd, and boot it in case of emergency.

I know that windows 7 has an option like that, also I use DriveImageXML, but it is not what I want.

Is there a posiblity to make backup in program and restore it with some boot program? Right now DriveImageXML can do the trick, but it has to run in Windows, and it can not restore the partition that it runs on.
I remeber that Ghost Image has something like that years ago. Any suggestions?
 

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Thanks to Gagarin for posting the question and thanks to Dter ic for a freeware that I can use when I upgrade to my SSD soon.
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@Dter ic, have you successfully used this software before?
 

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the one i found should be easy to use, and Gargarin it has a live cd so you can restore your backups.

@supachipmunk no, i haven't used it before

EDIT; I found something a bit more user friendly and i have used easeus products before so i don't see why this won't work


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