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*#Assuming that you are in an emergency situation where your computer won't boot or you are changing disk because of failures, you will need to boot from the recovery disk or the system disk. (Hopefully you created a recovery disk when you took the image)
*#Once you have booted from the recovery disk you will want to get the menu "Recover System Image" or something along those lines. Microsoft seems to think that changing the options around in their recovery environment is fun, I find it highly annoying.
*#Run through the wizard and see if it lets you recover the image. (it most likely wont)*#This is the point where things become a little more complicated. You will need to back out and open the command prompt and get the disk ready to be imaged. Basically you are formatting it so that the image has a clean drive to go to. Don't be afraid of this as it is a good thing to learn and be comfortable with. Follow this link for explicit instructions and screenshots on [https://www.techhack.co.uk/2011/03/31/format-a-hard-drive-with-command-prompt/ Formatting in Command Line].
