Bootable Rescue Media

I created Bootable Rescue Media with Acronis True Image 11 on my old computer with Windows 2000. Two weeks later my old computer broke and I bought a new computer with Windows Vista.
My question is if I have to create a new Bootable Rescue Media from Windows Vista or can I use the "old" one created with Windows 2000.

/Peter

 

You shouldn't need to create a new TI CD unless you upgrade/update to a newer build. If your TI CD currently contains the latest build (8,053), then you don't need to create another one.

However, since you'll now be using it on a different computer, you should test it and make sure it works correctly.

 

Yes I have the latest build. OK, thank´s for you answer.

 

Hello all,

Thank you for choosing Acronis Disk Backup software

Please accept our apologies for the delay with the response.

Please note that Acronis Bootable Rescue Media is not hardware depended, so you can use this media if you've upgraded your hardware. I would suggest to follow the advice provided by MudCrab and check that your new hardware is completely supported by Acronis Bootable Rescue Media.

Thank you.
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Michael Levchenko

 

Hi,

I've just bought the full version of TI 11. I made a rescue CD with the trial version when I had it installed - do I now need to burn a new CD from the full version, or will the one I created with the trial version work OK?

Both trial and full versions are/were 11.0 build 8053.

Thanks
Steven

 

You should create another TI CD with the purchased version if you want to be able to do any other functions besides restoring with the CD.

 

Thanks for the quick reply MudCrab, I'll make one now!

Cheers
Steven