How to restore windows 7 from an image to a new hard drive?

Question

Windows

Made a system image on Synology NAS. Now I'm trying to restore it to a new hard drive. I tried to do this using windows from a USB flash drive - it didn’t work out - an error pops up, although I enter the path, login and password correctly. The error is:
"The network folder is not available. For information about resolving problems on the network, please refer to the Windows help system. (0x800704CF)"
Then I decided to connect the disk with Synology to the computer. I tried to recover - it does not work:
"This version of the system recovery options is incompatible with the version of Windows being restored. Please use the recovery disc for this version of Windows."
On a windows 7 Ultimate x64 servicepack 1 flash drive, the same version is in the saved image. I put a clean seven (of course from a torrent), not some kind of assembly. There is also a seven from the torrent on the flash drive, not the fact that it is the same, but the fact that windows 7 Ultimate x64 servicepack 1 is here and there is for sure. What could be the problem? Thanks in advance.
ps the system image is not in the root of the disk, but in the Backups folder.
pps I made and restored a backup using acronics true image, standard windows tools in the furnace.

Answer 1

I'm sorry, but it won't be possible to restore it sooner. This is a broken technology and melkosoft refused it. From my experience, not once in this way did it succeed in restoring something. There is such a feature that it only works when restoring to itself from itself, but not to a new location, this is probably due to glitches / bugs / licensing tricks.