We use acronis at work. It works okay. I only say okay because sometimes
it fails to back up. The external hard drive will get out of sync with
acronis for some reason that I have not figure out. Then, I have to delete
the acronis partition and start over. A pain in the ass because I don't
ha
>Another vote here for Acronis.
>Can backup, AND restore your machine even onto a brand new hard drive.
>
Acronis looks pretty sweet. I'm willing to pay a little for a really quality
solution.
--- Mary Jo
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> Another vote here for Acronis.
> Can backup, AND restore your machine even onto a brand new hard drive.
We're actually looking at working it in to the budget for next year -
our current backup solution is working but just barely. Much has
changed since it was put in to place.
My only experien
Another vote here for Acronis.
Can backup, AND restore your machine even onto a brand new hard drive.
*sigh*
I *still* have not done a full backup of my latest Windows 7 installation
after the last crash.
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>We're looking into new server-level backups and one that keeps coming
>up is GFI Backup - they have a free "home" edition and their business
>pricing isn't over the top. The only reason we can't use them is
>because of their inability to perform bare metal restores to different
>hardware - Backu
We're looking into new server-level backups and one that keeps coming
up is GFI Backup - they have a free "home" edition and their business
pricing isn't over the top. The only reason we can't use them is
because of their inability to perform bare metal restores to different
hardware - BackupExec
I have never been terribly happy with the backup included with Windows, it just
doesn't seem to do a good job managing space, I do have about 700 gig of files
and a 1TB backup drive, so I need something that is pretty good at maximizing
the available space and not constantly filling up the driv
Here is another article on Windows backup solutions.
It actually goes into a lot of detail describing how to seperate your
Windows Installation and Programs from your Data totally.
One program which they mentioned, which I forgot about, was Macrium Reflex
for System imaging and backup.
http://ww
> myself, I just plug in a usb drive into the airport base
> station at home and make sure that Timemachine is running.
As the subject suggests, I'm interested in something I can run on Windows.
Next!
-Justin
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Want to reac
> Windows 7 can do that with the System Image option
> I believe... What happened when you tried it?
It gives me errors and not enough status on what it's actually doing. It's
made for non-techies from what I can gather. I don't trust it, and I can't
get it to work properly.
-Justin
~
:-|
There is nothing wrong with Windows 7
Acronis usually works fine.
*humph*
*mutters under breath about Macintosh Elites*
^_^
On 23 February 2010 15:19, Zaphod Beeblebrox
wrote:
>
> Larry, that was a low blowthere are some people who are forced to use MS
> Windows. I know it seems lik
t; wrote:
>>>
>>> I recently upgraded to Windows 7 and the system backup/restore software is
>>> leaving a bad taste in my mouth (they had it right with the Windows XP
>>> one-file full system backup process, sigh).
>>>
>>> Any recommendations f
indows XP
>> one-file full system backup process, sigh).
>>
>> Any recommendations for consumer backup software which can take a snapshot
>> of my full system and pack it up into a neat little package on a USB hard
>> drive? I'm already pushing data off-site wit
Everything fine, malware, avg, all of them find nothing. I only use it to
run architecture software. I surf the inet on this laptop.
-Original Message-
From: Vivec [mailto:gel21...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 2:09 PM
To: cf-community
Subject: Re: Windows Backup Software
Really? Acronis didn't work for you?
...
Wow.
0_0
well...I...hmm...
Something could be fundamentally wrong with your current windows
installation itself then.
Have you run Malwarebytes recently to check it out?
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
If your current installation isn't working well...it may
ded to Windows 7 and the system backup/restore software is
> leaving a bad taste in my mouth (they had it right with the Windows XP
> one-file full system backup process, sigh).
>
> Any recommendations for consumer backup software which can take a snapshot
> of my full system and pack it
l.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 1:56 PM
To: cf-community
Subject: Re: Windows Backup Software
Well okies if you don't want to use what is in Windows 7 :
Acronis TruImage.
http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/
Can't get better than that for full System
Well okies if you don't want to use what is in Windows 7 :
Acronis TruImage.
http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/
Can't get better than that for full System Backup and full/partial restore.
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Windows 7 can do that with the System Image option I believe...
What happened when you tried it?
On 23 February 2010 14:33, Justin Scott wrote:
>
> I recently upgraded to Windows 7 and the system backup/restore software is
> leaving a bad taste in my mouth (they had it right with the Windows XP
Subject: Windows Backup Software
I recently upgraded to Windows 7 and the system backup/restore software is
leaving a bad taste in my mouth (they had it right with the Windows XP
one-file full system backup process, sigh).
Any recommendations for consumer backup software which can take a snapshot
Let me know what you find because I can't find anything for free, cheap or
name brand that ends up working correctly.
-Original Message-
From: Justin Scott [mailto:jscott-li...@gravityfree.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 1:34 PM
To: cf-community
Subject: Windows Backup Sof
I recently upgraded to Windows 7 and the system backup/restore software is
leaving a bad taste in my mouth (they had it right with the Windows XP
one-file full system backup process, sigh).
Any recommendations for consumer backup software which can take a snapshot
of my full system and pack it
> We've been using Symantec Backup Exec - not my choice
> but it works very well in our environment.
We use Backup Exec for onsite backups to external disks, and JungleDisk for
pushing files off-site for disaster recovery.
-Justin
~~
We've been using Symantec Backup Exec - not my choice but it works
very well in our environment.
Hatton
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:28 PM, Erika L. Rich wrote:
>
> Great: Retrospect
>
> On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:22 PM, Scott Raley wrote:
>
>>
>> So for servers
Great: Retrospect
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:22 PM, Scott Raley wrote:
>
> So for servers.. what's good and bad in backup software? For my sbs
> servers
> I'm using the built in MS backup.. I've use comodo for some non-profits
> since its free.. I have a couple
So for servers.. what's good and bad in backup software? For my sbs servers
I'm using the built in MS backup.. I've use comodo for some non-profits
since its free.. I have a couple that are using Symantec backup exec but
we've been having issues and now its up for renewa
> -Original Message-
> From: Duane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 8:53 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Backup Software
>
> So far I've dodged the bullet but it's now time to for me to get
> serious
> about backing up data.
So far I've dodged the bullet but it's now time to for me to get serious
about backing up data.
I'm thinking of purchasing a NAS and putting 4 1TB disks in it and using
that as the backup system. Does anyone have any suggestions for software
that will back my servers (all wind2k3+) up to the NAS?
Doom
Matt Quackenbush wrote:
> Have any suggestions/recommendations on Windoze backup software? (Windows
> XP Pro and Windows Server 2003)
>
> Preferably something that saves backups of files (from a specified
> directory) as they change, and does additional backups as scheduled. I
Have any suggestions/recommendations on Windoze backup software? (Windows
XP Pro and Windows Server 2003)
Preferably something that saves backups of files (from a specified
directory) as they change, and does additional backups as scheduled. I
don't (yet) have a Mac, but based on what I&#x
cember 10, 2002 11:05 AM
Subject: RE: backup software
> I don't backup to a DAT. But I do backups using HandyBackup it's been
> running each night for about a year with no trouble. It's an older version
> and doesn't archive so I am writing a script that goes in and
ge or SQL. With SQL I
use replication and then back up the replicated server.
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Will Swain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 9:25 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: backup software
Just wondered what most people recommend in terms of b
Just wondered what most people recommend in terms of backup management
software. Just sorting out a DAT backup solution for a devel. server, and I
don't really want to use the Backup util that comes with W2K server, unless
it is reasonably good.
Cheers
Will Swain
Technical Director
Hot Horse Ltd
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