Restoring Physical Imaging Recovery Media via Bare Metal Recovery

To run the Recovery Media, perform the following steps.

Boot the recovery machine from the disk or flash drive to start the recovery application.
The Start Recovery Wizard screen is displayed.
Click Start Recovery Wizard.
The log in screen is displayed.
Type your credentials, select the Computer ID, and then click the Login button.
If you have a private key associated to your computer, you are prompted to enter it.
The Select Backup Set Type screen is displayed.
Select the Physical Imaging Standard radio button, and then click Next.
The Select Backup Restore Source page is displayed.
Select the catalog from which to restore your Physical Standard Restore revisions and then click Next .
To restore from a secondary catalog, click the Restore From Secondary Catalog button.

The Select Recovery Volumes screen is displayed.
Select the volumes and the revisions to be restored.
The selections are displayed in the right pane.
The latest version of a volume is selected for restore by default. You can restore older versions of volumes by clicking on the volume name and selecting the revision in the Select Revision box.
Click the Next button.
The Map Recovery Volumes to Target Disks screen is displayed.
The automatic option erases all data on the target machine. You can retain data using the manual option, but as a best practice, it is recommended to back up any data to be kept on the target machine before starting a bare metal restore.
Ensure that the disk has enough space to store those volumes.
To automatically restore all selected volumes to the target machine’s disk, select the Automatic radio button.
To manually create volumes on the target machine, select the Manual radio button.
The manual fields are displayed.
For manual restore, click the Disk Management button and then, select which source volume to restore to which target volume.
Notes
This option allows for a higher degree of flexibility upon restore (for example, you can restore a source volume as a larger target volume; or change the layout of volumes across disks).
If WinPE cannot recognize the target machine’s disks and the target machine is using a RAID controller, you are asked to supply the RAID controller driver.
Click the Start Recovery button to begin the restore.
The Recovery Progress and Logs screen is displayed.
Click the View Action Logs button to observe progress.
After the restore is completed without errors, chkdsk runs automatically.
Check your boot volume for errors and attempt to fix them, and then click Exit.
If you are restoring volumes to a machine with dissimilar hardware, add missing drivers by rebooting the machine or clicking the Add Missing Drivers button.
Click the Restart button to boot from the recovered volumes.