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To: Eric L who wrote (70189)	5/13/2010 1:23:11 PM
From: thecow	Respond to of 110655

Different strokes for different folks. Absolutely. I run from within Windows. I have 2009 on XP and run 2010 on Windows 7. I do not use the Recovery Manager and do not use increments. I haven't tried using the Try And Decide feature nut since it's worked for someone on the thread I'll probably give it a try. I keep my images on a spare internal HD and one image on a flash drive. I can't recover directly from it but it does allow me to copy it to a HDD where I can recover using it. Everybody has their own way. :-)

To: Eric L who wrote (70189)	5/13/2010 1:25:33 PM
From: Cheeky Kid	Respond to of 110655

Whatever works for the person using it, all the better. At least they are imaging. I know I am using an old version of TI 2010, but I know it works with my USB drives, 100% I do have problems with it on my desktop's internal removable drive, it will only let you select one image, you can select a new one, but when you look at the one it will restore, its always the wrong one, it keeps picking the one I created back in January. So thats why I bought a 1 TB external USB drive, I have a pile of images on there and you can select any you want. After last weekend, I restored 6 images on my desktop and notebook, and all went well. So I will leave well enough alone. I also read somewhere on Acronis forums, that new versions of the program may not restore images created with older versions of TI. I guess they are butt covering.