how good is win 7 drive image vs buying a 3rd party software

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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Service Pack 1
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    Before you decide on any third party imaging tool make sure that the recovery disk works with your setup. Most of these are Linux disks which can have problems locating your backup drive. I have had this problem with Macrium Free although others have had no trouble. It all depends on your setup.
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    Windows 7 Professional x64 Backtrack 4 R2
       #12

    I mentioned this in a post yesterday but there is nothing wrong with reiterating it here. I have used many imaging tools and so far my favorite has to be PING, i have used it for the past year without fail, highly recommended!
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    Windows 10 Pro x64 ; Xubuntu x64
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  4.    #14

    If you own a WD or Seagate HD you get a free copy of Acronis premium cloning/imaging app on either of their Support Downloads webpages. This is the best one I've found short of their paid versions.

    The others all have limitations, but Win7 backup imaging should be tried to see how it suits you. We are hoping it evolves from it's infant state. If I can find members of it's Product Team here at the MVP Global Summit I will pass along the shortcomings that have been laid out most fully in SevenForums.
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