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[zaiko2000]

Is there anybody using acronis true image home 2010 v13 on a win 7 32bit
I prefer to BU only one partition with the OS on and not the other 2 partitions with data!
It goes much faster than the win 7 BU .

 

[pparks1]

I'm assuming you meant with Windows 7 loaded...rather than Windows 7 loader?????

I bought a copy of Acronis True Image Home and I am using it on my Dell E6400 laptop, which is running Windows 7 Enterprise 32-bit edition. I use the Acronis app mainly for the Try and Decide functionality...It seems that I often play with a lot that I simply don't want to keep around and this app gives me the perfect functionality to prevent frequent formats and reinstalls on this particular machine.

 

[seekermeister]

I use TI 2010, but on W7 x64. I assume that by 7 loader, that you are referring to the boot loader? I don't use it, because I have installed each OS discreetly on separate drives, but am still curious as to what your question is?

 

[Bily]

I'm using Acronis 2010 Build 6053 (I think it's the latest) with Win7 32 bit Ultimate.
I had a lot of trouble just installing it on Win7 for some reason, and it has some very neat and complex features to it which are ambitious undertakings by Acronis but are buggy.
I have been using Acronis for 6 or 7 years and this is the buggiest version they have ever released. Some of this may not be their fault as Win7 and Microsoft have made things difficult for them.
That being said, if you stick to the basic tasks: just schedule regular backups using differential rather than incremental (with incremental you MUST have EVERY file in the chain be perfect; with differential you can be missing a file or have a corrupt file and the restore will still work) and use the rescue disk to do restores, it works great.
Just "keep it simple" with what you do with it and the software is fine. They have a forum which will give you an idea of the problems you may encounter. I guess most people are more or less happy with it like me:
Acronis True Image Forum | Forums

 

[seekermeister]

I used to be happy with their forum, when it was at Wilder's Security. Now that they have their own, it seems secluded without members waiting to lend a hand.

 

[yodno4759]

Is there anybody using acronis true image home 2010 v13 on a win 7 32bit with 7 loader ?

I prefer to BU only one partition with the OS on and not the other 2 partitions with data!
It goes much faster than the win 7 BU .

Hey dude. A "loader" is like a foreign word around here. Apparently you are lost, and should be trolling in another forum.

 

[patio]

Is there anybody using acronis true image home 2010 v13 on a win 7 32bit with 7 loader ?

I prefer to BU only one partition with the OS on and not the other 2 partitions with data!
It goes much faster than the win 7 BU .

Hey dude. A "loader" is like a foreign word around here. Apparently you are lost, and should be trolling in another forum.

What does this mean ? ?

I believe he's talking about the Windows bootloader...
Read it again.

 

[pparks1]

What does this mean ? ?

I believe he's talking about the Windows bootloader...
Read it again.

It means there is a hack called 7 loader which allows you to run a hacked and activated copy of the operating system without paying for a license key. If this is the case, it's not well respected around here and he isn't likely going to get any help.

 

[Wishmaster]

What loader?
If you are refering to the ACRONICS Boot Loader,
it works fine and is automatically loaded when needed,
such as if you reboot during Try & Decide for Example, acronis boot loader will trigger..
It also triggers if you initiate a RESTORE task from within windows.

OR, you can boot from the Acronis Disc to Restore (my prefered method)