HD Drive possible restore issues?

Great that you're using disk imaging.. which must be done periodically of course, e.g. with differential or incremental images, saved to external storage.

However, when I come to my main PC, that drive 0 only has drive c 118.72gb & recovery partition 528mb

Please advise if this is meant to be a UEFI or legacy BIOS installation (tutorial available as to how to do that in the searchable Tutorials section.

Also post a screenshot of the partitions using a 3rd party partition manager (not Disk Management). Thanks.

I have found the tutorial for you:
Check if Windows 10 is using UEFI or Legacy BIOS

I dont understand the difference between UEFI or legacy BIOS

You can ask Google: I did this for you:
What is the difference between legacy BIOS and UEFI

Here's one answer I found for you:
UEFI vs BIOS – What’re the Differences and Which One Is Better - MiniTool Partition Wizard

Now- to post useful meaningful screenshot - if you don't know how to do that there's a tutorial in the searchable Tutorials section.

So --- go to the top... click Tutorials - and search.. it's a fantastic resource.

Your picture is not readable or clear.

Now I asked for one using a 3rd party partition manager - e.g. here's mine with
Minitool Partition Wizard
(use Google to find that- grab a copy- free)



- like that.
Do you see how different that is to yours, and how there's a lot more info?

And thank you for your reply.

Looks ok
Standard Windows 10 Partitions for MBR/GPT Disks – TeraByte Knowledge Base

Not that it will- but that it should.

That, after all, is the function of disk imaging programs.

If you wish, you can try restoring an image to a different disk, then put that in your PC and see if you can get it to boot.
That's a simple way of cloning a disk, and you may have to do a little more, like run Startup Repair.