I hate doing disaster recovery on an XP
box.
But Vista has a separate backup routine that
backs up an entire system. It is called CompletePC, this backs up the whole
system to a VHD file.
That's a "virtual hard drive" for Microsoft's desktop virtual machine
manager, Virtual PC.
You can use something called the Windows Recovery
Environment to restore that VHD to a new piece of hardware or, potentially, you
could just mount it as a virtual system. Pretty cool.

![[FIX] BizTalk Server 2010, 2013, 2013 R2 & 2016 errors “Class not registered (WinMgmt)” or “Access denied”](https://blogit.create.pt/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/access-black-and-white-blur-270514-218x150.jpg)



















