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Product Description:
This cutting-edge backup software allows you to make a backup of your PC with the OS and apps. The brand-new Acronis True Image Home 2010 is the solution youve been waiting for. In case of a system crash you'll be able to restore your hard disk and particular files in minutes. Your docs, music, photos, Outlook e-mails just all your data and configurations will be recovered. No reinstallations, only a few mouse clicks and there you are up and running again. From an intuitive graphical interface, you can easily define where, locally or online, and how often to backup a PC. In addition, Acronis Nonstop Backup provides continuous system and data protection, preventing data loss. You can easily implement a backup/recovery strategy in just few clicks.
What's new in this version:
Version 2010 adds continuous data protection, a powerful new flexible scheduler and online storage service. The new version also supports virtual hard disks and it is compatible with Microsoft Windows 7.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
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Great stuff - Version: 11.0.0.8105, 12/20/2009 11:04AM PST
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warnergt
Not needed - Version: 7.0, 1/23/2004 02:14PM PST
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Zaine Ridling
I once used these imaging programs, and while they're nice on the front end, when you go to restory you HD, it's another story altogether — one that usually involves a nightmare of configuration. Better, cheaper, and faster is to use one of the zip backup programs. AM-Zip by Aignes (http://hunterdavis.com/ssrss.html) allows you to use its own zip or any other external ZIP/RAR/PAR compression software you want. And it's really, really fast. I backed up an 850Mb folder in less than one minute!
It also lets you clone a small drive to a big drive. In that way, you can migrate to a bigger disk drive without having to reinstall everything. Everything is there and it just works. You can't beat this.
My backup strategy is to clone all of my drives. I use True Image for that. When a hard drive fails (they don't last forever), I simply drop in the cloned drive and I'm up and running instantly; not spending a day reinstalling everything.
By the way, it's fast, too.