Acronis True Image Home V11 Backup Utilities - Retail

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Acronis True Image Home V11 Backup Utilities - Retail

Price: $24.99 - $20 MIR, Exp. 11/5 = $4.99. Fre ship. Tax in some states.

Model
Brand Acronis
Model 2229216

Spec
Name True Image Home V11
Type Utilities
Version Standard
Operating Systems Supported Windows Vista;
Windows XP Professional x64 Edition;
Windows XP SP 2;
Windows 2000 Professional SP 4
System Requirements CPU: 300MHz or higher;
RAM: 256MB or higher;
Disk space: 300 MB;
Extra space for installation: 150 MB.
Packaging Retail

Features
Features Backup your entire PC
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. Unlike traditional printed pictures or music CDs if your PC crashes, those memories could be lost forever without Acronis True Image.

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!

New! Try&Decide
Test new software or browse the web in a protected, safe environment. At the end of the session, you decide whether to keep or discard the changes made to your system.

New! Security and privacy tools
Use Acronis Drive Cleanser, File Shredder and System Clean-up utilities to protect your privacy by safely destroying sensitive data, cleaning up your system, or securely wiping the entire hard drive.
Acronis True Image gives you the power to do much more sophisticated tasks to satisfy your most advanced backup needs:

Supports Microsoft Windows Vista

Supports 64-bit CPU

Quick backup of specific files

Backup data in specific categories

Explore backups

Create backup rules

Email notifications

Save to FTP

 

[crowmaine]

Good Deal. BTW, Acronis® has released True Image Home 2009.

 

[jlee]

I should probably get this..

 

[Baked]

This deal's hot. In for one.

 

[dbz007]

Any big difference betwen V11 and the new 2009?

This price makes it very tempting!

 

[Navid]

Originally posted by: dbz007
Any big difference betwen V11 and the new 2009?

http://www.acronis.com/homecom...cid/195/articles/1003/


One-Click Protection. After the installation, at the first start of Acronis True Image Home the program will take stock of your computer storage devices and if you have enough free space, it will offer to protect your system right away by backing up your system volume and Master Boot Record to the storage location of your choice. In addition, Acronis True Image Home will offer you to refresh such backups regularly (by default, once in seven days). So you just need to click Protect and your system will be protected from a disaster.

File search using Google Desktop and Windows Desktop Search. If you use one of these search engines, you will be able to search for files through multiple archives by name or by part of name and then restore individual files easily and quickly. In addition, they provide Acronis True Image Home with an ability of performing full-text indexing of the files in .tib archives, so you will be able to perform searches of the files contents.

(!) The Acronis True Image Home file search feature supports only .tib files. The program does not index .zip files for searching, even if they are created by Acronis True Image Home.

Make reserve copies of your backups. You can make reserve copies of your backups and save them on the file system, a network drive, or a USB stick. You have a choice of making a reserve copy as regular (flat) files, a .zip compressed file, and a .tib file.

Support for ZIP format. Now you can create file-level backup archives as .zip files. ZIP is one of the most widely used and popular archiving formats. In addition, Windows has inbuilt support of this file format making it possible to extract files from backups created by Acronis True Image Home without using the program itself.

Consolidation of backup files. You can create a consistent copy of archive while deleting selected backups. This allows you deleting the backups you do not need any more from any archive without harming the archive.

Automatic computer shutdown after backup or restoration finishes. You can now perform a backup at night and go to sleep without bothering about turning off the computer - the program will do this on its own.

Archive to various places. You can save full, incremental and differential backups of the same data entity (e.g., a partition, disk, E-mail) almost anywhere you like. In the earlier versions of Acronis True Image Home all backups belonging to the same data entity could be stored only in the same place. Now you have the ultimate flexibility in choosing a place for backups of the same data entity - a network share, CD/DVD, USB stick, FTP-server, any local internal or external hard drive, etc. Furthermore, you can now give meaningful names to incremental and differential backups, for example, something like SystemDiskbeforeRepartitioning.

Archive encryption. Acronis True Image Home allows encrypting backup files with the industry-standard AES cryptographic algorithms: 128, 192 or 256-bit.

More user-friendly. Completely redesigned user interface and usability enhancements make Acronis True Image Home easier to use than ever before.

 

[Denithor]

OOS

:frown:

 

[BlueAcolyte]

Downloadable version is $32... Bite?

 

[wayliff]

does anyone know if TI 11 also has a dos based boot disk like ghost 2003? To be able to backup and restore?

 

[BigRigDriver]

Originally posted by: wayliff
does anyone know if TI 11 also has a dos based boot disk like ghost 2003? To be able to backup and restore?

You can make a disk to boot with with & make backups & restores, not sure if dos based or its like Ghost, but you dont need windows for that. I have been using this method for years thru TI startup disk. Never liked the within windows backups & restores.

 

[wayliff]

Originally posted by: BigRigDriver

Originally posted by: wayliff
does anyone know if TI 11 also has a dos based boot disk like ghost 2003? To be able to backup and restore?

You can make a disk to boot with with & make backups & restores, not sure if dos based or its like Ghost, but you dont need windows for that. I have been using this method for years thru TI startup disk. Never liked the within windows backups & restores.

excellent - thanks for the info - that works.