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Creating a System Image in Windows 7:
 
1.    Click Start and type back up in the start search bar. Click Back up your computer from the search results.
2.    In the left pane of the Backup and Restore Center window, click Create a system image.
3.    Choose a medium to store the system image. You can back up the system image on an external drive, on DVDs, or on a computer on the network.
4.    Select the drives you want to back up. Click Next.
5.    On the Confirm your settings page, select Start backup.
6.    After the process is complete, you get the option to create a system repair disc. Click Yes to create the system repair disk. Insert a blank CD or DVD to create the image.
You can now find the system image folder named Windows Image Back up.

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