Need to go back to a previous image/clone in Acronis

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  1. PSCO2007
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    You're welcome.
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  3. whs
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    I use free Macrium and make images about once per week. I used to make a daily image but then I thought that was an overkill. For possible problems between images I try to use the restore points (which are not always reliable).
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