In the CCBoot Server Manager, right-click a client and select "Edit Client." Assign the uploaded VHD file to the "Image" field. Disk Grouping Placing the image into a "Disk Group."
CcBoot does not have a GUI backup, but you can use a batch script: ccboot image link
Here’s what you can do to get the :
After the upload finishes, you must link the file to your client machines on the CCBoot Server : In the Admin panel, go to and browse to the uploaded .VHD file. Assign to Clients User Manager and double-click a client. In the CCBoot Server Manager, right-click a client
These are "ready-to-use" images provided by the developers or community. They are often highly compressed (e.g., ~4GB) and pre-optimized with essential drivers (NIC, GPU) and runtimes (DirectX, VC Redistributable) to work across diverse hardware. These are "ready-to-use" images provided by the developers