Publisher's Review:
Complete file and system disk imaging backup and restore software for home and home office users that can protect your entire system and family pictures, videos, music, and important documents stored on your home PC
Acronis announces the release of Acronias True Image 2010 Home. With this new release you get two backup products in one and then some!
Acronis True Image 13.0 Home provides you with two backup options in one software:
1) Our original disk imaging backup option which enables you to create an image of your entire hard disk drive, including the operating system, applications, user settings, and all data. Use the image to restore your PC to a known working state without any reinstallation.
2) A new file-based backup option which enables you to backup and restore individual files and folders, like your My Documents folder or a specific file, like your latest tax return. A software wizard walks you through all of the steps.
Changelog:
(Acronis True Image version 2010)
- Continuous Data Protection &mdask; Acronis Nonstop Backup™ automatically creates incremental backups every five minutes allowing users to roll back their system, files, and folders to any point in time.
- Support for Microsoft® Windows 7 — Delivers more comprehensive functionality over Microsoft Windows 7 backup capabilities.
- Virtual Hard Disk SupportSave backup images (.tib) as virtual hard disk (.vhd) files — Run your existing system as a virtual machine, or boot using Windows 7 Ultimate.
- New Powerful Scheduler — In addition to the scheduling tools found in previous versions, the new scheduler expands the amount of scheduling options available. Use the new calendar view to build schedules and tasks. Suspend and enable tasks, specify dates to run tasks, and copy tasks to new dates.
- Boot from Windows 7 image — Windows 7 Ultimate users can boot from a backup image (.tib file) containing a backup of their system partition. This will allow the ability to test a backed up system without actual restoration. If the operating system boots from the .tib file, then it will boot when the need arises for a system recovery.
- Try & Decide New features:
-- Try & Decide now can protect your system not only to Acronis Secure Zone, but to the protected volume itself, or any other volume
-- Multivolume Protection — now users can protect not only a single system partition during Try & Decide session, but as many volumes, as needed. This is very handy when the applications being installed make changes on two volumes and in many other cases
