Image backup

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mike carrington

I'm running XP and would like to make image backups of my boot drive. Is
there a way this can be done as well as making a 'recovery' disk in the
event of the need to restore the boot drive?

Mike
 
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David H. Lipman

From: "mike carrington" <[email protected]>

| I'm running XP and would like to make image backups of my boot drive. Is
| there a way this can be done as well as making a 'recovery' disk in the
| event of the need to restore the boot drive?
|
| Mike
|

Get Norton Ghost.
 
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Trevor

This is what said:
I'm running XP and would like to make image backups of my boot drive. Is
there a way this can be done as well as making a 'recovery' disk in the
event of the need to restore the boot drive?

Mike


My vote would be Actonis True Image-Home or
True Image-Workstation depending on your needs.

I use this all the time and it's excellent. It not only will create a
boot CD, but will also create an image of the entire drive for later
restoring in case of emergencies. You can store the image on a DVD or
you can store it on a shared network PC and the boot cd will find it.

http://www.acronis.com/

Respectfully,

Trev (Hoping to become an: MS MVP)
 
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David H. Lipman said:
From: "mike carrington" <[email protected]>

| I'm running XP and would like to make image backups of my boot drive. Is
| there a way this can be done as well as making a 'recovery' disk in the
| event of the need to restore the boot drive?
|
| Mike
|

Get Norton Ghost.

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Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm

Hey Mike and Dave;

Symantecs "Save and Restore" is the new and improved Ghost.
I thought I'd drink paint thinner before installing another Norton product
on my computer,but it's actually very user friendly and not a resource hog.
You can schedule backups and/or have event triggered backups i.e. if you
install new software.
I put the backups on my external hard drive,but you can put them on to a CD
or DVD.
I have not used the restore feature yet (I guess thats a good thing!),but
think it's worth checking out.
Just my Two CentsTMacK
 

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