Creating image using acronis

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    Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1, Ubuntu 11.04 x64
       #21

    Ok, I'm confused.

    wilfj said: "Gee, RC7100 clearly stated no image backup to cd/dvd or external harddrive for security reasons. A network or internal H/D is the only allowed method."

    And tw33k said: "I just tested it as well and had no option to restore from my external drive"

    Are you guys talking about Acronis True Image Home or about Windows 7's built-in backup app? Both are mentioned in this thread, but Acronis TI Home definitely lets me do an image backup to external USB hard drives.
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    7 X64
       #22

    I think they mean the Windows one?
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  3. Posts : 16,149
    7 X64
       #23

    ignatzatsonic said:
    SIW2:

    What functions are you referring to??

    I just pulled down all the menus in my version (WD) and poked the icon. I got no errors or nags to buy something else.
    I have no intention of installing and uninstalling that enormous thing again.

    From memory - they were the intersting options - differential ? for example - see if that is on the next menu. If not, WD have removed the pretense at that function to save annoying people.
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       #24

    who's on first


    WiFi Ed said:
    Ok, I'm confused.

    wilfj said: "Gee, RC7100 clearly stated no image backup to cd/dvd or external hard drive for security reasons. A network or internal H/D is the only allowed method."

    And tw33k said: "I just tested it as well and had no option to restore from my external drive"

    Are you guys talking about Acronis True Image Home or about Windows 7's built-in backup app? Both are mentioned in this thread, but Acronis TI Home definitely lets me do an image backup to external USB hard drives.
    I agree it does get turnaround:
    1... win7 backup states you cannot use this function to backup to disks or a external hard drive for security reasons.It has nothing to do with Acronis11.
    2... I gave Acronis11 the boot about 2 hours ago and will just simple do a reload of Win7 and call up my data from my remote hard drive. Finished, no scowing around with "I hope" 3rd party software.
    If win7 is allowing you to do a backup to a external hard drive via Acronis great and I hope you can recover your data.
    God Save the Queen.
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    Windows 7 x64
       #25

    How about trying Clonzilla? I've been using it for a few months cloning hard drives. It's free and open source.
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  6. Posts : 170
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       #26

    Thanks I''l take a look, better then paying the $50 bucks on another "Monster world" program.. why do they make them so complex? I hope they will take a page from MS, Win 7 has to be a winner. . If it's not complex it's not intelligent, how wrong that can be .....
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  7. Posts : 16,149
    7 X64
       #27

    I am sure it works fine.

    Is there are any reason to use it - when there are other free apps. that have easy to use gui's and plenty more functions ?

    Like these two:

    Macrium Reflect FREE Edition - Information and download

    https://www.sevenforums.com/software/...p-paragon.html


    belikexp said:
    How about trying Clonzilla? I've been using it for a few months cloning hard drives. It's free and open source.
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