TeraByte Product Release Thread

[acuariano]

Originally Posted by napoleon1815

You add it during the build...were you prompted for your key when you were building the disk (makedisk)?

really?
i tried the gui-linux..and it didn't work...there is only space for serial#

[Brian K]

The field is called "Image for Linux Product key".

Do you have the trial IFL?

[zfactor]

anyone else notice that when using the trial version and then someone buys the program and enters the key from the purchase it still says its a trial version in program and features / add remove programs... why does it not change this after entering the key?? i have a few customers who bought it and entered the key and were little annoyed it still shows as a trial version

[puff-m-d]

Originally Posted by Brian K

I like the hash feature for differentials. It's halved my diff creation time.

I am trying this also. Am I looking at it correctly by using the /hash command line when creating the full backup, and /hash is not needed for the differentials as the created hash file is automatically seen? Could not find a lot of info on this. Thanks...

[Brian K]

Originally Posted by puff-m-d

Am I looking at it correctly by using the /hash command line when creating the full backup, and /hash is not needed for the differentials ...

That's correct.

If you are using the GUI you can use the Option "Speed up Changes Only Backup" when creating the full backup.

[puff-m-d]

Thanks Brian...

[Brian K]

The Recovery download is fixed and I've installed it on a USB flash drive. Very impressive.

IFW
TBI View
TBI Mount
TeraByte OSD Tool
OSDTOOL Script
CopyP2V Script
Notepad
Command Prompt
Task Manager
System Recovery Options

Also
TeraByte Restore Windows Registry
TeraByte Assign Drive Letters for Windows
TeraByte Explorer

[puff-m-d]

Sounds nice, but unfortunately only available on Windows 7...

[Brian K]

Yes, it needs the Win7 recovery wim. But you don't need WAIK as in previous versions. People didn't like downloading the almost 2 GB WAIK.

[acuariano]

Originally Posted by Brian K

The field is called "Image for Linux Product key".

Do you have the trial IFL?

not,i'm using the one from the download page

[Brian K]

OK. Do you enter your serial in the field I mentioned?

[acuariano]

yes i enter the serial and then tried to enter the password for the image.

[Brian K]

No, we are talking about different things. When you use makedisk.exe to build the disk, Default settings, there is no password field. There is only one field and it is for your serial number.

[zfactor]

Originally Posted by Brian K

Yes, it needs the Win7 recovery wim. But you don't need WAIK as in previous versions. People didn't like downloading the almost 2 GB WAIK.

wait what where is this

[Brian K]

Originally Posted by zfactor

wait what where is this

http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/how...e_tutorial.htm

I think you will like it. It takes about 2 minutes to build.

[zfactor]

oh H@LL yeah!!!!! is there any way to add a file explorer to this?

[Brian K]

I've added A43.

[zfactor]

just add it to the main folder where the files are extracted? i have not tried this yet so just not sure will be trying it later

[aladdin]

I am getting error that the "WinRe.win" file could not be found.

What I am doing wrong. I did start the "TBWinRE.cmd" with administrative rights. I am getting the same error on all three of my computers.

Best regards,

KOR!

[Brian K]

KOR,

Just temporarily (from Folder Options) Show Protected OS Files. Also Show Hidden files and Folders.
Do you have a folder labelled "Recovery" in your C: drive?

[napoleon1815]

Thanks Brian K!

[TheKid7]

Originally Posted by Brian K

I like the hash feature for differentials. It's halved my diff creation time.

Have you done any "Restores" of Images made with the hash feature?

[The Seeker]

Are there any benefits to using imagew64.exe?

[lodore]

Is it possible to restore a system partition if you add image for windows to the F8 recovery options menu? I would assume you cant since you would be loading from the partition you wish to edit?

[Brian K]

Originally Posted by TheKid7

Have you done any "Restores" of Images made with the hash feature?

Yes. Same as a "normal" restore. The hash feature only speeds up diff image creation, otherwise everything is as before.