Hard Drive Image

[SAN_APIIT]

Can anyone please tell me that what is the best software to get a image of a hard drive?

 

[lasanka]

i have no idea bro!

 

[Anusha]

Can anyone please tell me that what is the best software to get a image of a hard drive?

I use Acronis TrueImage Home 10. Works perfectly in Vista and even 64bit environment. Very stable. The only thing I'm not happy about it is the fact that it is not natively 64bit (not relevant to most people, but it could surely make me use a higher compression.

Another program like this is Symantec Backup Exec (formaerly known as Symantec Live State Recovery). I haven't used it and only now it supports Vista.

Norton Ghost, IMO, is too mediocre for the current technology.

 

[Anusha]

Just found out Symantec Back Exec System Recovery supports x64. If this is natively 64bit, I might be moving to it

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/30/symantec_backup_exec_vista_compatable/

 

[SAN_APIIT]

I use Acronis TrueImage Home 10. Works perfectly in Vista and even 64bit environment. Very stable. The only thing I'm not happy about it is the fact that it is not natively 64bit (not relevant to most people, but it could surely make me use a higher compression.

Another program like this is Symantec Backup Exec (formaerly known as Symantec Live State Recovery). I haven't used it and only now it supports Vista.

Norton Ghost, IMO, is too mediocre for the current technology.

Thanks a lot Bro..........

What version do u use in Acronis TrueImage, the latest version is i think 10, do u have a crack for it.....

 

[sakala]

HD tune handada

 

[Anusha]

Thanks a lot Bro..........

What version do u use in Acronis TrueImage, the latest version is i think 10, do u have a crack for it.....

You will find all the information you need from this screenshot.



But you can't download it from their website. They only give the trial version. You can't crack it. You have to find a torrent.

 

[Anusha]

HD tune handada

HD Tune is a benchmarking software ne?

 

[SAN_APIIT]

Just found out Symantec Back Exec System Recovery supports x64. If this is natively 64bit, I might be moving to it

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/30/symantec_backup_exec_vista_compatable/

I'm used to trust symantec programs more than any thing. if u try the software let me know, i'm also a vista user and i need 64bit....

 

[SAN_APIIT]

HD tune handada

 

[SAN_APIIT]

You will find all the information you need from this screenshot.



But you can't download it from their website. They only give the trial version. You can't crack it. You have to find a torrent.

I'm not at home, will try to find one when i go home. it's not easy to open the torrent sites in public, u know what i mean right.....

 

[Anusha]

I'm used to trust symantec programs more than any thing. if u try the software let me know, i'm also a vista user and i need 64bit....

Are you using 64bit edition of Vista too? Cool, if you are.

I'm yet to confirm the native x64 support in Symantec BESR7. TrueImage works fine, just that I would like to use the maximum compression level and I think 64bit can achieve it without slowing down.

 

[Anusha]

I'm not at home, will try to find one when i go home. it's not easy to open the torrent sites in public, u know what i mean right.....

I don't have problems like that because I use private trackers. They don't display any inappropriate images.

 

[Anusha]

BESR7 is still in beta stages. I will not download it as a beta. I will only try it out when the full version comes out.

 

[Anusha]

Thats good, but i can't install them at the place i'm

Hehe ok. Anyway, I think TrueImage is the best software around at the moment.

O&O is supposed to have a software called O&O DiskRecovery but it's not currently compatible with Vista. I like O&O because they almost always have a native 64bit software version of their popular products such as O&O Defrag, O&O Undelete etc.

 

[SAN_APIIT]

I don't have problems like that because I use private trackers. They don't display any inappropriate images.

What do u use???

 

[SAN_APIIT]

Hehe ok. Anyway, I think TrueImage is the best software around at the moment.

O&O is supposed to have a software called O&O DiskRecovery but it's not currently compatible with Vista. I like O&O because they almost always have a native 64bit software version of their popular products such as O&O Defrag, O&O Undelete etc.

Thanks Bro.......

 

[SAN_APIIT]

Are you using 64bit edition of Vista too? Cool, if you are.

I'm yet to confirm the native x64 support in Symantec BESR7. TrueImage works fine, just that I would like to use the maximum compression level and I think 64bit can achieve it without slowing down.

Yes i'm using the x64 edition. yes i think so, if u try it please let me know the performance of it.

 

[Anusha]

Yes i'm using the x64 edition. yes i think so, if u try it please let me know the performance of it.

It will take a long time
Maybe by then, Acronis will have a native 64bit software out.

BTW, can you tell me which native 64bit software you are using in Vista x64? I hate to run software in WOW64 mode.

 

[Anusha]

What do u use???

bitsoup.org
torrent-damage.net