Rescue a system with the Windows PE environment | 
In the event of a total loss of the Windows operating system, a PC can be started using the Macrium Reflect recovery media on CD, DVD, or USB stick.
The recovery media starts a compact operating system with a familiar mouse and graphical interface called Windows PE. You can then recover partitions, entire disk images or individual files with just a few clicks of the mouse.
Insert or attach the rescue media (CD, DVD, or USB stick).
Power on the computer.
	
	By default, most computers check the media for a boot partition before 
 they attempt to boot from their own hard drive. If this is not the case, 
 then Windows PE will not start and you must edit the boot order in the 
 BIOS. Normally, the shortcut key for editing the BIOS is displayed as 
 the computer starts. Refer to the computer or motherboard manufacturer's 
 instructions for more information. 
	
	In some corporate environments, booting from external media is strictly 
 controlled. If this is the case and you cannot find a way to boot from 
 the media, ask your system administrator for help.
	
	The Windows PE startup screen appears.
	
	
Select the Macrium Reflect System Recovery option 
 and hit enter. Windows PE will now load up.
	
 
In the Macrium Reflect main window, select the 
 Restore tab at the top left.
	
	The Image Restore tab appears.
Click on the backup image you wish to restore. 
 You will note that a number of links appear
	
Click Restore 
 Image.
	If the the image contains more than one hard disk image, a drop-down 
 list appears. Select the disk containing system image from the list. Macrium 
 Reflect indicates system partitions by displaying the operating system 
 logo, for example the Windows flag , in the top left corner of the partition 
 on the partition diagram. 
	
	The Restore wizard appears.
	
If you have more than one disk, click the Select disk to restore to link and select the disk.
With Copy selected 
 partitions when I click 'Next' selected, click Next.
	
	The restore summary page appears.
Check all the details and then click Finish 
 to restore the disk.
	The restore summary screen displays progress.
When the restore completes, click the shutdown 
 button 
	The Confirm Close dialog box appears and asks whether you want to close 
 the current environment and reboot.
To reboot into the restored disk, eject or remove your rescue media and click Yes.