Imaging Programs


  1. squid13
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    Imaging Programs


    This is just a question. Is it possible to run two imaging programs on the same computer or would they conflict with each other, say like Acronis and Norton Ghost?
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  3. SIW2
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    I haven't tried those together.

    I have no problem running Paragon Drive Backup 10 Server and Macrium Reflect on the same o/s.
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  4. Qdos
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    Should be no issues at all as long as you don't have them trying to gain unique access to volumes at the same time of course... however, it would really be fairly pointless unless a temporary measure.
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  6. ignatzatsonic
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    I have 3 installed at the moment: Paragon, Macrium, and Acronis. No issues.
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  7. squid13
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    Thank You for your responses. I thought they wouldn't but just wanted to check.
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  8. pparks1
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    I wouldn't envision any problems....but it seems a bit redundant Does each of these have a unique feature not available on the others.
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  10. squid13
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    No, I'm just doing a trial of Norton Ghost 15.0 and wanted to make sure there wouldn't be any conflicts between the two.
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