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Most OEM's that use a recovery partition for restoring the OS usually provide access to the Windows Recovery Console. This differs by manufacturer and model of course, so unfortunately I can't point you to the correct documentation. As for the specific test that you were performing, that isn't supported. What's happening is that you are laying an image down onto a different hardware configuration. The image and system configuration in the image you are restoring is not intended for the system that you are restoring to. If you want to have this capability, Backup Exec System Recovery would be a more appropriate product for your purposes as it contains the "Restore Anywhere" feature. You will have to install appropriate drivers for the new system after the restore, but it sounds like that might be a better solution for your needs.