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Thanks guys for your opinions and support as it is very helpful. But is there a imaging program out there that when I do a image of "C" drive that onto e External drive that it will let me Restore it. I find so far that Acronics won't let me restore it? I am trying so hard and its probably something that I am doing wrong.
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Thanks guys for your opinions and support as it is very helpful. But is there a imaging program out there that when I do a image of "C" drive that onto e External drive that it will let me Restore it. I find so far that Acronics won't let me restore it? I am trying so hard and its probably something that I am doing wrong.
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10 Oct 2013 | #14 |
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Thanks guys for your opinions and support as it is very helpful. But is there a imaging program out there that when I do a image of "C" drive that onto e External drive that it will let me Restore it. I find so far that Acronics won't let me restore it? I am trying so hard and its probably something that I am doing wrong.
Here are the piics that will help you- On first pic, left click backup and right click and press Recover - follow the pics and you will be good to go. Also, you should create backups in two locations and make sure you create the boot CD. You're doing fine - it's just the learning curve to be overcome. ![]() If your comp boots, you can just go to Start Menu and open the Acronis program from there. |
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10 Oct 2013 | #15 |
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Both I and Lady Fitzgerald gave you links to an excellent tutorial by one of our members WHS who is very knowledgeable about Macrium.
BTW ALL imaging programs will in principle do what you want. It's just that Macrium Reflect has an excellent free version, a user friendly interface and is highly regarded for its reliability and flexibility. WHS will show you how you can "play around" making test images and restoring them without affecting your PC. |
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Thanks guys for your opinions and support as it is very helpful. But is there a imaging program out there that when I do a image of "C" drive that onto e External drive that it will let me Restore it. I find so far that Acronics won't let me restore it? I am trying so hard and its probably something that I am doing wrong.
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10 Oct 2013 | #17 |
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Both I and Lady Fitzgerald gave you links to an excellent tutorial by one of our members WHS who is very knowledgeable about Macrium.
BTW ALL imaging programs will in principle do what you want. It's just that Macrium Reflect has an excellent free version, a user friendly interface and is highly regarded for its reliability and flexibility. WHS will show you how you can "play around" making test images and restoring them without affecting your PC. |
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10 Oct 2013 | #18 |
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Thanks guys for your opinions and support as it is very helpful. But is there a imaging program out there that when I do a image of "C" drive that onto e External drive that it will let me Restore it. I find so far that Acronics won't let me restore it? I am trying so hard and its probably something that I am doing wrong.
Here are the piics that will help you- On first pic, left click backup and right click and press Recover - follow the pics and you will be good to go. Also, you should create backups in two locations and make sure you create the boot CD. You're doing fine - it's just the learning curve to be overcome. ![]() If your comp boots, you can just go to Start Menu and open the Acronis program from there. You did this from a External Harddrive? |
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Yes - see pic one.
That is my WD external hdd. |
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