I doubt my problem, which I resolved, was the same as yours, but it doesn't hurt to include what worked for me. I had an older home evaluation...
Are you running a disk defragmentation tool between the full and incremental backups? TI's imaging backup looks at the sector level. Doug
Different types of hardware have different assigned "point values", as I understand. Once you make enough hardware changes such that you reach a...
I have not played around with Win2K/WinXP from a partition restoration perspective and do not use TI (yet), but with multiple Win98SE...
Change the download filename to setup.exe, create your own autorun.inf file, and burn them to a CD. Oops, not enough files ::) . Doug
Thank you Alexey. I may take you up on you offer, if needed, but I think I'll wait for an updated version of TI9. In the mean time, I'll pick up...
This thread makes it sound as if a newer version of the TI9 trial version will reset the trial time. This was not so in my case. After completing...
Right. If the defrag program did not err, it shouldn't really be any different (from a file "consistency" perspective) than copying the image file...
...and it's probably prudent to have done a differential or incremental backup just before the defrag. Doug
FYI, from what I have read on at least one post here in recent times, is that if you purchased TI9 with a valid registration key (and I believe...
Kenneth, I feel the same as you on this issue. I have been using a trial version of TI9 and was doing a restore test with the intent of...
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