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I'm looking for a good system imaging software that works well and doesn't cost an arm, leg, first born or a tank of gas. Any suggestions?
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Exactly what are you needing to do.
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Make an image of my system drive so I can put a larger one in and as a back up.
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Acronis gave me a LOT of trouble, so even though I paid for it I dumped it and went with Roxio BackOnTrack.
Not only image files, but constant back up imaging if something goes wrong. One click and it will erase the drive from the time the error or virus started.
Roxio Back Up was the reason I bought Norton for so many years, then Symantec bought their program but when I started with Vista it wasn't compatible. Now I've long since dumped Norton and bought the new program direct from Roxio.
I wouldn't be without it.
Not only image files, but constant back up imaging if something goes wrong. One click and it will erase the drive from the time the error or virus started.
Roxio Back Up was the reason I bought Norton for so many years, then Symantec bought their program but when I started with Vista it wasn't compatible. Now I've long since dumped Norton and bought the new program direct from Roxio.
I wouldn't be without it.
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Sounds like a winner. I've used their CD/DVD burning software for a while. I'll pick up a copy soon. Thanx.
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You can download it directly or buy the disk, or both.
