When you save a file into a Windows 7 library through the common "Save As" dialog, it ends up in just one of the folders that make up that library. Here's how to customize the default save location ...
Windows wants the drive to be indexed, but it will no longer allow network drives to be indexed... It expects the server to be a Windows machine with WDS4.0 running... which it's not.
While Backup and Restore (Windows 7) creates viable and fantastically compatible hard drive images, various flaws and limitations with the Windows Rescue/Recovery disks render it basically unusable ...