Typically, you would either need a CD-R/CD-RW or DVD-R/DVD-RAM drive with Imaging software that supports writing to CD/DVDs, at least a second partition or a second hard drive to create an Image. In either case, use the Imaging Boot disk(s)* to boot your system and load your Imaging software, select the partition you wish to Image, select the destination device (a different partition than the one you are Imaging, a different drive, or your CD/DVD writer), and let it roll.
* PQDI 2002 supposedly supports creating images while booted into a Windows environment. This is something I would *never* recommend.
> I would like to make Image of a clean Win XP Pro installation,
> just not to be forced to install all over and over. I have one
> NTFS partition. Please in-depth advices.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Stooovie
