Can Acronis True Image look at files in the "tib" file?

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by thewolfe, Jun 8, 2009.

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  1. thewolfe

    thewolfe Registered Member

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    A friend's hd running Vista will not load. I have a "tib" backup file of it from True Image 9.

    The file is on my hd. Can I look into the "tib" file and look into his folders and copy folders to my drive.

    My problem is that since his hd is Vista I can see his folders as a slave hd on my computer but can't access them to save his data. Access denied.
     
  2. DwnNdrty

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    If you have True Image loaded on your system you should be able to "mount" the .tib file and copy the folders you need.

    Is your system also Vista? Thay may be giving you the "Access denied" message. Try booting in Safe mode and see if you can still launch True Image to mount the .tib file.
     
  3. thewolfe

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    My system is running XP but I've tried 3 days of registry tweaks, safe mode, virtualpc running Vista, taking ownership, Linix......."Access denied" is all I've ever gotten.

    I'm on about 5 different forums that gave me a lot of good info but nothing would get me into the folders that has all of my friends data in.
     
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    If it is just data like pictures, music, documents that your friend needs, you should be able to boot the problem system with a BartPE cd and copy those files to an external usb drive. If this works, no need to access the .tib file.
     
  5. thewolfe

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    Would the BartPE be similar to Linix, Ubuntu......? Cause I've tried tried them.
     
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    I'm not familiar with Linux or Ubuntu in that regard.
     
  7. thewolfe

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    I'll give it a try. Thanks
     
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    If I'm reading correctly I would need the original installation CD. Since this is an HP unit, all the install files are on the other partition of the drive.
     
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    Ah bummer ... I'm out of ideas.
     
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    I installed the drive back into the orig. computer and it booted up but still can't see the folders.
     
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