DoctorBill wrote:
If you Back Up your system, which program is the Easiest and Most Reliable
when it comes to RESTORING the system - for someone NOT a computer
Professional.....like me.
I backup on two levels. I keep data out of the boot partition and
backup data with COPY, or sometimes XCOPY such as this:
xcopy /s/y/d X:\Profiles Y:\Profiles
For boot partition backup I use DfSee. That does a bit-for-bit clone -
I don't care for "images". My backups I can read and write to.
DfSee can clone a partition or complete HDD. All my desktop machines
have all HDDs as front panel plug-in. And all OSs are on one HDD and
apps and data are on another HDD. If I loose an OS I can swap the OS
HDD and the apps and data do not know the difference. And if I loose an
apps or data partition I can swap that HDD and the OSs do not know the
difference.
The typical Win box has everything in one C partition, which in now over
a TB in size. It is like buying a home appliance; loose one transistor
and you loose the entire unit. But if you break it into pieces you can
maintain the pieces individually.
If you are on this list it implies you are willing to try to put the
"personal" back into PC.
Ray
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