Seagate Disk Wizard//Acraonins TI

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  1. oldad

    oldad Registered Member

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    Seagate disk Wizard backup software, included with their extrnal hds, is said to be based closely on Acronis TI

    Anyone have any experience with Disk Wizard vs TI?

    Thanks in advance

    PS.. guess I need a spell checker for the Title
     
    oldad, Sep 17, 2007
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  2. thomasjk

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    There is a post by Mustang some time ago that explains the differences. The Diskwizard is a lite version of TI10 and will only install if you have a Seagate or Maxtor drive. Maxblast5 is the Maxtor version. See this thread https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=175584&highlight=seagate post #7.
     
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  3. oldad

    oldad Registered Member

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    Thanks Tom, Guess I will buy TI 11 since Wizard is a lite version.
    I have a WD 168 GB but just bought a Seagate 320, great deall on sale at Ofc Depopt for $79.00
    Regards,
     
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    The DiscWizard will make image backups, but you can't schedule backups and you can't do file and folder backups.

    I'm not sure you have to have a Seagate or Maxtor drive. It worked for me on a system with only one old Maxtor drive and no Seagate drives.
     
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