You are getting downvoted because there is more to it than just "practice". If you haven't restored from a backup before, you don't know if it's possible to re

You are getting downvoted because there is more to it than just "practice". If you haven't restored from a backup before, you don't know if it's possible to restore from that backup. > As long as you know the 1s and 0s were properly written ... How do you know? Did it actually write properly? If so, was the data you chose to write the data you actually need to fully restore? You might be able to do certain tests or checks to determine this to a high degree of probability, but there's only one test that will tell you with certainty, and that's actually performing a restore successfully.