Windows 10: Can't choose drives to back up.

Hello MS community!

I have a question regarding backing up the computer files. So I want to create a system image on my external HDD. I got a "1Tb Toshiba HDD" external drive. And my host machine running "Windows 10 Home 1909", and there I got C\D\E drives as well. When I try to back up, the below window appears to pick hard drive to back up:




I just want to back up my C hard drive. Why I can't choose here? It doesn't have any checkboxes to choose between hard drives, and just automatically back up all drives [C\D\E].


And suppose if I decide to back up all drives [C\D\E] by this way, can I restore them as well if my computer crashes in the future? Because I was planning to back up the whole computer by creating a system image of a C drive in external HDD first, and then for D and E drive's content just drag and drop them to the external HDD.


Thnx for your attention.

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