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Anyone successfully backedup and restored Vista?


drscouse

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Have read many articles about Ghost and True Image, but both seem to have inherent probelms with dealing with the Vista partiton... the one time I tried TI (installed on Vista), i believe it corrupted the partition, and during boot, scandisk would run and delete loads of files...

Anyone know of a solution to successfully backup/resotre an installation??

Thanks

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Talking about Windows Backup...how idiotic is it to force user to backup the System drive everytime? Why I can't just select the WINDOWS drive in this screenshot?

vistawindowsbackupub7.png

According to my screenshot, I am gonna end up with a ~78.1 GiB image file instead of a possible ~4 GiB image file. I can't believe this. :)

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I backed up and restored Build 5536 with Ghost 8.0 using DOS floppy disk as boot up disk for both Backup and Restore but there was 1 "glitch on the Restore. After I restored and did a reboot I got an error saying some boot sector or something was corrupt(I can't remember exact message). I was given a message to place my Vista DVD into my drive and I did. Vista did something and fixed the problem and I booted right up and it ran fine.

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Have read many articles about Ghost and True Image, but both seem to have inherent probelms with dealing with the Vista partiton... the one time I tried TI (installed on Vista), i believe it corrupted the partition, and during boot, scandisk would run and delete loads of files...

Anyone know of a solution to successfully backup/resotre an installation??

Thanks

stickzilla Posted Sep 5 2006, 08:33 PM

True Image has no official Vista support, so you are best off using the Rescue Media Bootable disc

I successfully backup using True Image Home. To backup, I do it from the boot disc. and restore is fine from the boot disc too.

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