how do i do this?

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rb

Got a Windows XP computer , with 60gb har drive hooked to it.

I use Acronis as a true image backup to the USB drive.

I have the full Acronis true image backup on the USB drive.

If my pc crashes, and I put a new internal hard drive in (I assume I'll get
it back from the shop with a fully functional bland disk): what do I need
to do to get into the USB hard drive and run a recovery through the Acronis
backup?
 
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Pegasus \(MVP\)

rb said:
Got a Windows XP computer , with 60gb har drive hooked to it.

I use Acronis as a true image backup to the USB drive.

I have the full Acronis true image backup on the USB drive.

If my pc crashes, and I put a new internal hard drive in (I assume I'll
get it back from the shop with a fully functional bland disk [add some
salt
or spice if it is too bland for your taste): what do I need to do to get
into the USB hard drive and run a recovery through the Acronis backup?

You create an Acronis Recovery CD now, then use this CD to
boot the machine for the recovery process.
 
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lobo

Pegasus (MVP) said:
rb said:
Got a Windows XP computer , with 60gb har drive hooked to it.

I use Acronis as a true image backup to the USB drive.

I have the full Acronis true image backup on the USB drive.

If my pc crashes, and I put a new internal hard drive in (I assume I'll
get it back from the shop with a fully functional bland disk [add some
salt
or spice if it is too bland for your taste): what do I need to do to
get into the USB hard drive and run a recovery through the Acronis
backup?

You create an Acronis Recovery CD now, then use this CD to
boot the machine for the recovery process.


Lurking here a bit and was wondering if you can use the Acronis program CD
to boot from instead of making a recovery CD?
Thanks,
Ray
 
P

Pegasus \(MVP\)

lobo said:
Pegasus (MVP) said:
rb said:
Got a Windows XP computer , with 60gb har drive hooked to it.

I use Acronis as a true image backup to the USB drive.

I have the full Acronis true image backup on the USB drive.

If my pc crashes, and I put a new internal hard drive in (I assume I'll
get it back from the shop with a fully functional bland disk [add some
salt
or spice if it is too bland for your taste): what do I need to do to
get into the USB hard drive and run a recovery through the Acronis
backup?

You create an Acronis Recovery CD now, then use this CD to
boot the machine for the recovery process.


Lurking here a bit and was wondering if you can use the Acronis program CD
to boot from instead of making a recovery CD?
Thanks,
Ray

Don't know - I've never bought the CD as I always purchase it on-line.
Anyway - it's an absolutely trivial affair to burn a recovery CD.
 
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lobo

Pegasus (MVP) said:
lobo said:
Pegasus (MVP) said:
Got a Windows XP computer , with 60gb har drive hooked to it.

I use Acronis as a true image backup to the USB drive.

I have the full Acronis true image backup on the USB drive.

If my pc crashes, and I put a new internal hard drive in (I assume I'll
get it back from the shop with a fully functional bland disk [add some
salt
or spice if it is too bland for your taste): what do I need to do to
get into the USB hard drive and run a recovery through the Acronis
backup?

You create an Acronis Recovery CD now, then use this CD to
boot the machine for the recovery process.


Lurking here a bit and was wondering if you can use the Acronis program
CD to boot from instead of making a recovery CD?
Thanks,
Ray

Don't know - I've never bought the CD as I always purchase it on-line.
Anyway - it's an absolutely trivial affair to burn a recovery CD.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I will need to do that then to better
my chances for a full recovery should something happen.
Ray
 
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Daave

lobo said:
Lurking here a bit and was wondering if you can use the Acronis
program CD to boot from instead of making a recovery CD?

The Acronis CD is bootable.

However, there will be newer builds of your particular version, so you
might as well burn your own CD.

Another option is to burn a BartPE CD with the Acronis plugin.
 

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