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I've just bought a new laptop, it came with Windows 7 installed, and I would like to install linux.
I know I can have both, but just in case I want to first backup everything. I want to copy an image to my pendrive (32gb) and keep a copy in my desktop.
How can I create this image?
2In Super User, and all the StackExchange sites, shopping or product recommendations are considered off topic and open ended, and sometimes even too localized. Try to reword your question in a way that you are not asking for products, but more of processes; this will help keep it on topic – Canadian Luke – 2012-12-12T17:55:29.557
@Luke Shopping or product? I just asked for a program. Go home, you are drunk. – ChocoDeveloper – 2012-12-12T19:01:16.150
2ChocoDeveloper, FYI @Luke is completely correct here. In its original form, your question was not a good fit for how our Q&A style works. Laurent's edits are a good example of how a question like this should be asked. We discourage questions asking for specific programs, and encourage questions that ask for solutions to a particular problem. If the answer involves a program, that's fine. Please refrain from making rude comments to users just because you disagree. – nhinkle – 2012-12-12T19:26:46.850
Try this software. http://www.runtime.org/driveimage-xml.htm
– JustinD – 2012-12-12T19:27:34.977@nhinkle Luke is not completely correct, a program is not a product. A program could have been a simple home-made script for the command line, like the ones we usually share in linux. About the format of the question, whatever, I can't keep up with the rules and the never-ending fragmentation of stack sites (there comes laurent, who fixed it instead of being obnoxious). I have seen thousands of questions with this format (eg: which C library can I use for X?), and I don't remember seeing stupid comments about shopping. – ChocoDeveloper – 2012-12-12T20:13:40.517
@ChocoDeveloper See this Meta post
– Canadian Luke – 2012-12-12T20:23:02.083