Disk Cone Request
I would like to have a way (script or Bat file, remember them?) to automatically clone a disk by making an image of the hard drive C: to a secondary hard drive of my choice located in my local computer.
I've just upgraded from True Image 11. The Clone is very similar in 12. The addition of adding a choice to reboot or shutdown is GREAT.
I tried the sync files on the C: to files on my E: (Local Drive). It took at least 8 hours and almost brought my computer to it's knees. I don't have a gaming computer, but has moderate specs: MS Windows 7 64 bit SP1, Intel Core 2 CPU6600 @2.4 GHz, 3.0 GB Ram, NVIDIA GeForce 7300GS. Nothing to brag about, but not the slowest critter on the block. I have the start up slimmed down to the bear essentials. I use process explorer to check my routines to see who is using up the resources. When I try to sync, I can't do anything else. The CPU usage is 80-90%.
I tried finding out what the annual cost for online backup was and couldn't. I guess I have to wait until my free period is over. I'd rather not use the online backup anyway.
So far I haven't seen much of an advantage to me for what I want to do other than the automatic reboot after an image backup.
I don't care to backup to a file. I'd rather make an image, then if something happened to the C:, I could take the raid cable off that disk, reboot to the backed up hard drive and be back up withing 5 minutes or less. I'd have to then resolve the origianl C: problem, BUT the big thing is I am back up and have only lost information (data) since the last image backup.
Can I do an image backup like I described above?
Thanks
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Thanks for the verification. I guess I kind of knew that. Ha!
Yes, the boot disk is one of the first things I make. I've used it several times with True Image 11. It's GREAT!. Gets me back up and running in a minimum of time with the least bit of effort.
Thanks again,
Bob
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