vista can i image with it9

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  1. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    Hi
    i'm planing to install vista sp1 on my pc
    i would love to know if i can i mage it with true image 9 , i have this version , i have the last build


    if yes , it's better the recovery cd to make the job?
    thanks
     
  2. tronic592001

    tronic592001 Registered Member

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    NO mate i think its version 10 version 11 is l8test!!!!

    :ninja:
     
  3. Earthling

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    If you install Vista as a dual boot with XP then you can continue to use TI 8 from XP to image your drives/partitions.

    You can make the image from Windows or the rescue cd, it makes no difference.
     
  4. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    I plan to install to a new laptop , only vista
    so i can't use ti9
    i have to use ti11 so i must upgrade it :thumbd: :thumbd: or ti10 is enough ?

    is there a freeware to backup vista , because i want to make a trial
    can ghost 2003 backup it?
     
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  5. shieber

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    10 support Vista. RE Version 11, it's a crap shoot what it does and doesn't support because it's so bugridden.
     
  6. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    well thanks

    which others program can i use to image vista?
     
  7. Acronis Support

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    Hello mantra,

    Thank you for choosing Acronis Disk Backup Software.

    We are sorry for delayed response.

    Please notice that Acronis True Image 9.0 Home doesn't support Windows Vista. Support for Windows Vista was implemented starting with Acronis True Image 10.0 Home.

    We recommend you to download and install the free trial version of Acronis True Image 11 Home to see how the software works on your computer. With the trial version of the product you will be able to fully use the Windows version for 15 days. The bootable rescue media will be limited to restore function.

    You can find the detailed instructions on how to use Acronis True Image 11 Home in the respective User's Guide.

    Please visit Acronis online store to purchase the full version of the product. Notice that as you already own a previous version of Acronis True Image, you can purchase an upgrade installation package at reduced price (as compared to independent installation package).

    Thank you.
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    Marat Setdikov
     
  8. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    thanks
    can i be sure that ti10 supprot as well vista? is not buggy ?
     
  9. DwnNdrty

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    I actually did this just yesterday .... with the recovery CD Ver 9 build 3677 incorporated into a BartPE cd. Both Backup and Recovery were successful.
     
  10. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

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    but acronis answer that ti9 doesn't support vista
     
  11. DwnNdrty

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    What they meant was that you cannot instal ver 9 on a Vista system. But if you already have the bootable Rescue cd ..... it will work as long as it sees both your internal drive and the external where you have the Backup.
     
  12. RAD

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    TI 10 also has numerous problems under Vista, rendering it unreliable. That is what led me to try various others.

    ~Off topic comment removed. - Ron~
     
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  13. seekforever

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    Isn't there a problem requiring a repair if the partition was setup with Vista?
     
  14. DwnNdrty

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    Funny you should mention that ... I was expecting to have to do the repair, but the winlogon.exe error didn't show up. The laptop booted right on to Windows. I don't know if it was because this was the Sp1 of Vista or if it was because the restore was to the same drive the backup was from. In any case, "I ain't complaining". :D
     
  15. MudCrab

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    I would guess your partition offset was already "XP standard" or TI 9 restored the partition as it originally was instead of moving it like TI 10 and 11 will. Another possibility is that the BCD file was already setup to boot Vista from the "boot" partition (the Active partition).
     
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