Once your data is visible as a drive, you need a tool to pack it into an ISO format. Use a utility like In the software, choose "Create image file from files/folders"
In the "Source" section, click the browse folder icon and select the drive letter where you mounted your TIBX file (or select specific folders extracted from it).
If you only need specific files, you can simply copy them from the mounted drive to a local folder. convert tibx to iso
Open a deployment tool such as or the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ImgDeploy/OSCDIMG) .
With your bootable USB drive ready and your TIBX backup stored safely on an external hard drive, you are fully prepared for a complete system restoration. Step 1: Boot from the USB Media Turn off the computer you want to restore. Once your data is visible as a drive,
Once you have generated your AcronisBootMedia.iso file, you need to flash it onto a physical medium, such as a USB flash drive, so your computer can boot from it. Using Rufus (Free Windows Tool)
This is the most reliable way to create a bootable ISO from your backup data. Open a deployment tool such as or the
TIBX files can be very large. Ensure your computer has enough free space to handle the creation of the ISO image, which may require temporary storage space equal to the size of the backup.
Mounting allows you to browse and copy files from the backup as if it were a regular drive, without modifying the original file. Converting creates a new file (e.g., VHD) that you can use independently, but it requires additional storage space and time.