Warning, 1 million questions below. I'm a bit novice, but I've seen far stupider users.

I'll try to be concise and accurate, and I know this is going to be real long, but I'll make it easy to read fast. I did dutifully spent hours on youtubes and articles but am now dazed and confused; thanks for helping. For brevity, using abbreviations FRM and WDT here even if not mainstream abbreviations. I can't expect any human to cover everything I wonder or ask about here. Pick a piece of this and instruct and contextualize away, even where there's no question. New Dell XPS 8900 with i7, Win 7 SP1 ** FRM is the first step of Dell Backup and Recovery (preinstalled, presumably free version). Upon an automated nag I ran it.

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I chose 'best' option external (USB 2.0) instead of 'better' option flash drive. It seemed to take between 30 and 90 minutes, I stopped watching. FRM said to have 9G free on the drive; the drive had 13G free. It contains an Acronis 2016 full backup (3 files) of my precious XP machine and a tree of a zillion individual (XP) files made by the seriously flawed but still somewhat useful Memeo Instant Backup (came with the external drive, an 320G Seagate GoFlex). When it was done there was the new 500 Meg partition DBR_BOOT, drive I: (the first available) but oddly still 13G free on the rest of the external (drive L. Yay, nothing lost on the external.

BTW the 500M has about 500 of 500 free space per 'Computer.' (2 days later, now, it has 5G free. Maybe I misread.) Quick side note. Forever (years) I have never had 'safely remove' the external drive bal,, but now get 'generic volume cannot be stopped' after I ran FRM, and then it said it every time. (I finally just shut down and then unplugged it and restarted.) WDT is what several youtubes tell me to get to make a bootable flash drive. Many questions. If it wears you out, at least pick one below!

What is recovery disk vs. Restore disk vs. Are these distinct from a simple 'boot disk' - which I could at least start up a machine, and at least retrieve files off it even if I can't boot it yet? Eu3c filmscan 35 i software venezuela food. Does WDT do the same as FRM? Do both return the drive to factory condition? And newer files (e.g.

Recent.DOC) and Windows updates are lost? FRM suggests to use external; WDT suggests flash drive, because destination will be formatted. Why would you WANT to format? So why would you use WDT? For either FRM, WDT, can you boot and recover from it just for the heck of it because you think something's fishy with your system, or is there a cost? You might lose a windows update made since the disk? Or does recovering with either of these wipe the drive?

Does having an Acronis boot CD and DVD have any purpose if I have FRM or WDT or both? If I buy a 1T drive (the Dell has a 1T) and make an Acronis clone of a nearly new/bare machine, would that negate the value of everything above? That is, I could then not only restore the O.S., but I'd have a perfect snapshot of the whole 1T drive, a superset of the above? (Which I could just insert into the machine, replacing the primary drive, or maybe clone it back in)? Is there an official difference between the terms System Repair and System Recovery?

Should I have any interest in System Restore? Regarding simply making a boot disk, as I assume this is different than FRM and WDT: 9. Some videos say I need an installation DVD.

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But none was shipped. Win 7.1 is preinstalled, and they provided a disk for Win 10 upgrading (which I possibly may never do). Will Dell send 7.1 to me? Is it better to use an.ISO file which many places say 'google to find them' 9AA. Should I use the ____river site for this?

9B Do any of those choices cost $? There are so many things to keep straight - besides all the things in 8 and FRM and WDT and boot disk and maybe others from above, and I could add more, 'don't forget my admit password'.ISO, and the install disks themselves, and I don't know what else! Sorry for this verbal explosion; I really did spend many hours trying on my own. ** I will resist 10 as long as possible; in fact I *heavily* wish I could have installed XP, despite the evil and powerful forces discouraging that, so I gave up. Maybe will clunk my way with VirtualBox.