ACRONIS True Image 7 (Windows)

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Acronis 7.0 Trial

I downloaded the trial software for 7.0 and it seemed to work flawlessly. To my surprize, Acronis came out with 8.0 a few days after I downloaded the 7.0 trial software, which I will download and give a test run.

My only comment other comment - I hope Acronis now gives us the ability to automatically verify an image after it is created, as is the case with other backup software I have used.

Once this one item is included, I believe I may have found my perfect answer to having a full and accruate image of the hard drive.

Got an email offer from Acronis with a reduced price for 8.0 for the summer. I just might take them up on this.

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outstanding soft!!!
saved my ass after a corrupted system file wouldn`t let xp pro boot.
with the magical F11 key for acronis recovery tool, with a few "cliks" it was up and running!!
I recommend the image to be saved to the hidden partition the prog creates, if you wish so.

Very good but have a few wishes

I've used True Image 7 on several machines.

I like the user interface and the universal boot recovery disk. Support for networking is also very nice. It's special form of incremental backups is also very handy.

I have used it to restore a few systems. I've also used the server version to restore a Dell server - worked wonderfully. It was really a lifesaver.

The only problems I've had with the restore is that the recovery CD would sometimes not boot on some machines. You should make sure it boots on your system. Once the recovery CD boots, pretend you are going to do a restore. Do all the restore steps right up to the point of where the restore would begin. That will verify that it is able to talk to your hard drive and restore media.

If the recovery cd doesn't boot, you can always plug the hard drive in a different system and perform the restore there, then move the hard drive back to the target system.

Other problems I've had: Some types of mice seem to give it problems with the recovery CD. Someone else mentioned that when restoring from multiple CDs it gives a bogus error message when it reaches the end of a CD. I too have seen that. It really scares you when it happens and you are relieved to find out the message was inaccurate. They really need to fix that.

I also wish they would add the following:
- automated verify after the backup.
- Ability to create customized boot disk so that you simply boot from a CD and it automatically restores the system.
- remote control/setup of the software and scheduling.

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