Hi,
I made several images of my hard disk with Acronis True Image 11. I
did put them all on an external drive.
I did check them all and I kept only those which where validate.
I had a computer crash and I did want to restore an image.
All of them were suddenly corrupt!
It is like the police. When you need them they are not on your
service.
Jacques Wenger
Belgium

Jackske wrote:

> Hi,
> I made several images of my hard disk with Acronis True Image 11. I
> did put them all on an external drive.
> I did check them all and I kept only those which where validate.
> I had a computer crash and I did want to restore an image.
> All of them were suddenly corrupt!
> It is like the police. When you need them they are not on your
> service.
> Jacques Wenger
> Belgium

And did you have a question about this or were you just venting? I'm not
sure what anyone here can do to help you except to refer you to Acronis
tech support.

Malke
--
MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
FAQ - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

Contact Acronis support.

"Jackske" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:f61fdde6-c4ff-4c1f-a9ad-(E-Mail Removed)...
: Hi,
: I made several images of my hard disk with Acronis True Image 11. I
: did put them all on an external drive.
: I did check them all and I kept only those which where validate.
: I had a computer crash and I did want to restore an image.
: All of them were suddenly corrupt!
: It is like the police. When you need them they are not on your
: service.
: Jacques Wenger
: Belgium

Jackske wrote:
> Hi,
> I made several images of my hard disk with Acronis True Image 11. I
> did put them all on an external drive.
> I did check them all and I kept only those which where validate.
> I had a computer crash and I did want to restore an image.
> All of them were suddenly corrupt!

Not likely, unless THEY (those image files) were on the crashed disk, and
got damaged. More likely something is wrong on your boot drive and how
that is affecting True Image's ability to work now. You could try
uninstalling, rebooting, and then reinstalling True Image (assuming your
system is still intact).

> It is like the police. When you need them they are not on your
> service.
> Jacques Wenger
> Belgium

I have used Acronis TI many times to make and restore images from a seperate
external drive, and it works great, you should have your original install cd
for TI, just boot to it and restore from your external drive.

"Jackske" wrote:

> Hi,
> I made several images of my hard disk with Acronis True Image 11. I
> did put them all on an external drive.
> I did check them all and I kept only those which where validate.
> I had a computer crash and I did want to restore an image.
> All of them were suddenly corrupt!
> It is like the police. When you need them they are not on your
> service.
> Jacques Wenger
> Belgium
>

On Aug 4, 3:26*pm, "Bill in Co." <not_really_h...@earthlink.net>
wrote:

> Not likely, unless THEY (those image files) were on the crashed disk, and
> got damaged. * *More likely something is wrong on your boot drive andhow
> that is affecting True Image's ability to work now. * * You could try
> uninstalling, rebooting, and then reinstalling True Image (assuming your
> system is still intact).

You forget about the option of booting from the CD?

Paul Montgomery wrote:
> On Aug 4, 3:26 pm, "Bill in Co." <not_really_h...@earthlink.net>
> wrote:
>
>> Not likely, unless THEY (those image files) were on the crashed disk, and
>> got damaged. More likely something is wrong on your boot drive and how
>> that is affecting True Image's ability to work now. You could try
>> uninstalling, rebooting, and then reinstalling True Image (assuming your
>> system is still intact).
>
> You forget about the option of booting from the CD?

True, he could boot from the True Image CD, if he has that (and purchased it
that way, in a box, or made one).