Windows 7 & True Image

Griswold

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Its good that they officially support W7 now. But even my rusty TI 10 worked, what seemed to be just fine, with the RC of 7. :p
 

Raincity

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I ran the TU 2010 beta in Win 7 for awhile and was not all that impressed. Worked fine but it was more than I needed. I just use Max Blast 5 to create system images. Thats all I really require.
 

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I have successful cloned using Acronis True Image Hom Version 11.
However, I used the version using the IsoLinux bootloader that Acronis told me to download from their site so I could use it on my P35 chipset (P35's had a problem with the disk they shipped me).
 

BlueWeasel

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For basic imaging, I don't understand why the latest and greatest version of TI is needed.

Just create a bootable CD and do all of you imaging outside of the Windows GUI. Never failed me yet and I didn't have to wait until TI officially supported Win7.
 

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Lifer
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Originally posted by: BlueWeasel
For basic imaging, I don't understand why the latest and greatest version of TI is needed.

Just create a bootable CD and do all of you imaging outside of the Windows GUI. Never failed me yet and I didn't have to wait until TI officially supported Win7.

I guess I should have been more specific in that is the way I did it.

And I agree that is the best way, imho.

 

flexy

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That's odd, because i am using TI Home on my Win7 x64 for a while already and made restores and backups all the time.
 

Raincity

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Depends of the version. True Image 9 refused to work on Win 7 running it from the boot disc. True Image 10 would create an image but fail during the restore. True Image 11 no problems creating and restore from boot disc.