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Which is the Best hard disk imaging software? Please Provide its pros and cons also.
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My favorite is Norton Ghost.I did not use but lots of pros propose Acronis True Image as an alternative to Norton Ghost.I have not seen any negativeness while using Ghost. | ||||
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Among the lesser known but often highly respected ones, Shadowprotect (rather expensive) and Macrium Reflect (not so expensive) is worth mentioning. | ||||
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Acronis' True Image solutions. I've been using it at business level (T.I. Server and Echo Server, I've still to try the Backup & Recovery series, which is a replacement for the True Image solutions) for about 5 years. its support is excellent and so are its features. Supports full, incremental and differential backups, selective restore, saving the images in a network share or to a FTP server, ... Check out the version comparison tables: Backup & Recovery Series & True Image Home Series. | ||||
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Don't forget CloneZilla, for a free alternative :) Note: Ghost sees EXT3 partitions as 'corrupt' EXT2, whereas Zilla knows the difference, and even EXT4. | ||||
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I have used Symantec Backup Exec System Recovery 8.5 with great success. It not only does the image, it will do scheduled backups. It can also convert the image to a Virtual Machine(MS and VMWare) and it will also restore the image to totally different hardware if needed. There is a 60 day trial available. I believe there was just a new version released that supports Windows 7 | ||||
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dd:-) – Joey Nov 23 '09 at 8:25