Acronis true Image Home 2010


  1. lostsoul62
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    Windows 7 x64 RC1, Vista Ultimate, XP Pro
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    Acronis true Image Home 2010


    I put the recovery disk into my windows 7 64 bit using Acronis true Image Home 2010 and it boots up giving me two choice one is "Acronis true Image Home Full Version" and the second is return to Windows so I click on the first one but the screen remain blank My other computer launch but I have one that won't and I created 2 CD and they didn't work and I tried the cd form the one that work and still won't launch. So if I'm facing a Linux driver issue maybe it might be best to change Backup software but I went on amazon.com and Acronis and Ghost got some pretty bad reviews so I need a backup that works.
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  3. Wishmaster
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    lostsoul62 said:
    I put the recovery disk into my windows 7 64 bit using Acronis true Image Home 2010 and it boots up giving me two choice one is "Acronis true Image Home Full Version" and the second is return to Windows so I click on the first one but the screen remain blank My other computer launch but I have one that won't and I created 2 CD and they didn't work and I tried the cd form the one that work and still won't launch. So if I'm facing a Linux driver issue maybe it might be best to change Backup software but I went on amazon.com and Acronis and Ghost got some pretty bad reviews so I need a backup that works.
    Depending on your hardware configuration, it may take a couple minutes to boot up.

    How long did you give it?

    The disc itslef may not have been burned properly is another possibilty, Just a thought.
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  4. Roderunner
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    I also use Acronis 2010 and do all my back-ups & restores (if needed) within windows. I have tested my recovery CD & it works.
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