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I don't know, but it is not a good idea to have both installed together, as you are likely to run into disk access problems. DiskWizard is based on True Image Home 2009 it uses a different version of SNAPAPI and disk filters to 2013. Having both of these on a system will cause a conflict and most likely BSODs.

TI 2013 won't install if Disk Wizard is installed, but I don't know if Disk Wizard will complain if it finds 2013 installed.

Thanks for your reply. I have had a lot of trouble when it comes to recovering. For some reason ATI2013 can't "find" the images that I create, while I can quite easily. When that happens (which is virtually all the time) I have to use the boot disks to hook up with the image. Then I can usually recover but the cursor doesn't work all the time. Well not to endless complain but I am sure tempted to use the disk wizard instead of ATI2013. Its funny that you mentiioned ATI2009 which is the last version that really worked well for me. Is there much difference between ATI lite and disk wizard? See I just need the ability to recover when soemthing goes wrong but I am really committed to imaging. Just looking for a reason not to use disk wizard I guess....or ATI lite. Any thought? Thanks again for your good advice.

Acronis True Image Lite is not a disk imaging product!
It is nonstop backup and cloud backup only.
No imaging.

In 2013, you can browse to an image to add it to the Backup and Recovery tab for recovery.

Can you clarify this issue more? "For some reason ATI2013 can't "find" the images that I create"

Just to finish my experience, I uninstalled ATI2013 and installed free disk wizard and found it was sort of a comeon for their expanded version which you could "BUY". Then I uninstalled diskwizard and installed my old ATI2009 and found it to be perfect for my needs. Granted ATI2013 can do things ATI2009 can't but for me it offers a hands on simpler way to handle what I need. Just one mans opinion.