As silly as it may sound, I have had some success using VitualPC or
VMWare or similar PC simulators rather than trying to restore a Windows
PC from scratch. The beauty of it is, you can have several sitting
around on the hard drive of the host OS, and when one crash and burns
(as Windows inevitably does), I just launch one of the most recent
copies. A full backup of a running Virtual Machine is as simple as
pausing the VM and copying the disk file that encloses it.
Not saying it's appropriate for users, but it's really darned handy. :-)
JH
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aloha,
Is there any hope for adding bare-metal restore capabilities to
BackupPC for Windows clients?
Thanks,
Richard
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