Acronis True Image 11 Home provides the maximum flexibility to ensure you are adequately protected and can recover from unforeseen events such as viruses, unstable software downloads, and hard drive failures. Create an exact copy of your PC for a full backup or backup only your important data - your choice.
Acronis True Image includes our patented disk imaging backup technology. You can copy your entire PC, including the operating system, applications, user settings, and all data. In the event of a system or disk crash, virus attack or other fatal failures you can restore the entire disk contents in minutes - no reinstallations required!
Backup your documents, music, video, photos, and e-mails - Protect your digital memories from a fatal system failure. Protect your applications - Use Acronis True Image to restore all the settings for Microsoft Office, iTunes, Media Player and dozens of other most popular applications!
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And more!
Minimum System Requirements: Windows 2000 Pro(SP4)/XP(SP2)/XPPro x64/Vista. 300 MHz Pentium processor or faster. 300 MB hard disk space (150 MB additional space for installation). 256 MB RAM. CD-ROM drive. Keyboard & mouse. Supported File Systems: FAT16/32, NTFS, Linux Ext2, Ext3, ReiserFS, and Linux SWAP. Special sector-by-sector support for other partitions and corrupted file systems.
Average Customer Rating:
4 out of 5
7 of 9 (78%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for True Image 11 Home
Overall Rating:
3
out of 5
Read the manual,January 31, 2008
By Disney1944from Manassas, VA
Value:
2
out of 5
Ease of Installation:
4
out of 5
Features:
4
out of 5
Performance:
3
out of 5
"I’ve had a PC since 1985 and this was the first time I’ve paid for a backup program. I have been real good at doing backups. For one thing, I wanted to do a full image backup. It was a timely purchase, because a week after I installed it and did my first complete backup, I ran into a software problem that gave me the blue screen of death every time I tried to boot. Other than safe mode, my PC was dead. I have my PC 240 GB HD partitioned into drives C through I. With C being the O/S, E being all programs I’m not forced to install on C, and all the other drives contain just data. I also have a 750 GB external USB drive. This is the drive I use for all my backups. After trying several recovery methods, including Restore points. I finally decided to restore my C and E drive images. I booted using the Acronis CD. Working my way through the restore option was difficult. I had to reference the manual to pick the correct options. Some things I’m still not clear on. That’s all mute anyway, because I was never able to restore my files. When I finally got to the option of where to restore the backup to, the only place it would allow me to select was my backup drive. And when I selected it, it gave me an error message that I couldn’t restore to the same drive my backup was on. Well Duh! I still haven’t figured out how to store the data, so I can retrieve it on an image basis. I assume if my PC is working OK, I can go in and retrieve specific files I might have lost, but I haven’t tried that yet. I’m guessing I somehow set my backup parameters wrong, but I’m just guessing. I don’t know why it refused to list the HD as a place to restore the backed up files. I’m sure if I print out the manual and read it cover to cover, I can get this all figured out. Their user’s manual is very large and very well written. I haven’t read it yet in full, but I have had to reference it several times because I don’t find the software very intuitive. My opinion is, if you buy this software you MUST be ready to read the manual. I’ve used the manual to figure out how to do incremental or differential backups. The manual is detailed and clear. By the way, in the end I got my PC working by going in via safe mode and uninstalling some software that had been updated by their automatic update process. I didn’t know you could uninstall software via safe mode, but now I do."
Review 2 for True Image 11 Home
Overall Rating:
4
out of 5
Acronis True Image 11 Home edition,January 25, 2008
By Billnjfrom New Jersey
Value:
4
out of 5
Ease of Installation:
2
out of 5
Features:
4
out of 5
Performance:
4
out of 5
"Good backup software, nice price,fast delivery.
Advise you to print out the user's manual before
doing anything else."
Review 3 for True Image 11 Home
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
Acronis True Image Home Ver. 11,January 14, 2008
By DONP11from Manchester, NH
Value:
5
out of 5
Ease of Installation:
5
out of 5
Features:
5
out of 5
Performance:
5
out of 5
"This product is, I believe, the most full featured image backup software available. Any feature I have tried has performed flawlessly. Like any image software however it is not for the novitiate user. Success, whitch is easily obtained, does require basic knowledge of hard drives and file structures. This is not a drawback and is prevalent to getting best benefit from any imaging software."
Review 4 for True Image 11 Home
Overall Rating:
1
out of 5
Can't find hard drive,January 13, 2008
By Jim927from Detroit
Value:
1
out of 5
Ease of Installation:
1
out of 5
Performance:
1
out of 5
"I have two hard drives and bought this to have a bootable backup. When I start the program is says you must have two hard drives to do this. Tech support had me download an update but it still wont work. Still waiting for there reply."
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