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4.System Maintenance
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NEVER rename or delete the filename and the extension of the clone image file (*.fci), or
restoration will fail.
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The folder and file created are named with a pre-fix "RICOH MTSC3_L50B" followed by
the date and time the clone image was created.
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Multiple clone image files of the same product can be saved on the same USB flash drive.
Every clone image file will have a different date and time stamp.
17.
Rename the folder to enable easy identification of the clone image file, for example, as shown in
below:
CustomerName_ModelName_Version_SerialNumber_Date
e.g.: Susie_E-25C_V1_SN00000000111_201603030857
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You can rename the folders, and move the folders anywhere on the USB drive, or on any other
storage location. Make sure to keep the *.fci file in the folder.
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Use a descriptive and consistent approach when renaming folder names.
18.
Remove the USB flash drive in a safe way from the PC.
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Do not leave the USB flash drive connected to the Windows PC. If the Windows PC starts
up or reboots with the USB flash drive connected, system corruption may occur.
Restore: Transferring Clone Image Files to E-25C
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If you will be replacing hardware components of the E-25C, it is best to complete the
replacements before using the Fiery Clone Tool.
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The Fiery Clone Tool cannot restore an image to a smaller capacity replacement HDD.
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If the USB flash drive used for the restoration process is different from the one used to create
the backup or has been reformatted or have been deleted or transferred of then files, recreate
a bootable USB flash drive installed with the Fiery Clone Tool. Then drag and drop the entire