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  1. Uniman
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.
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    Doing backup including Windows is now 32Gb. Thanks to everyone, I'll mark this as solved
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  3. profdlp
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    I'd still recommend imaging your whole C:\ drive. Not having to reinstall everything after a disaster is a wonderful thing.

    Glad you got the data backup working!
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