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1. #ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE WD EDITION OVERWRITE EXISTING ARCHIVE#
2. #ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE WD EDITION OVERWRITE EXISTING FULL#

Use it ONLY as I do for your Archive Drive. I do suggest though that you buy a My Book with ESATA capabilities.

I would do it if it was a couple clicks to get my system back in order with all payware titles operating normally.-YES! YES!.and YES! You can get a USB-driven 1GB My Book for peanuts today. Let's say my c drive goes kaput, what would be the process of restoring my system after installing/formatting the new HD (assuming I followed your advice)?I'm just trying to decide if it would save enough time and headaches to warrant the additional expense. Are you suggesting that I should get an additional external HD, make an image and store it away for safe keeping?My system consists of 3 internal hard drives - 1tb for OS, 300GB for FSX, 150GB for ArcGIS and other stuff. I realize this is not the same as whet you are suggesting.I would make an image of my system on my NAS drive but it is always connected to my system.

I keep in in the same folder will all of my payware installers. I just made a copy of my FSX installation to me NAS drive.

#ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE WD EDITION OVERWRITE EXISTING FULL#

Trust me.you will be grateful for this!!!!Congratulations.you now have a full Computer and Flight Simulation Insurance Policy! Boy.are you clever and smart for this!!! :(įunny you mentioned this. In an hour or so.you would have the FULL system and software you had before the crash, etc. and use the IMAGE OPTION under REPAIR to bring back the System from your WD My Book. you would then run the REPAIR OPTION (read your O.S. If you need to replace the drive, or just want to bring back your BACK UP IMAGE to your present drive after a boo-boo. drive, this would be a good time to make another session of creating a FULL COMPUTER IMAGE onto your MY BOOK drive.Creating an Image of your entire computer allows you to bring back the system JUST AS IT WAS when the image was created!!! You will in effect have the same system you had before the episode that caused you to need to bring it back, such as adding a virus, screwing up software install/uninstall or the death of your O.S. When you have added significant software, add-on's, etc to your O.S. This will protect you from possible drive death due to power spikes and other death-dealing episodes. Never keep this drive always active and plugged into the mains. **** Make sure your DRIVE IMAGE BACKUP and a copy of your REGISTRY BACKUP Image is on a drive such as a WD MY BOOK, which you then only run when needed to access the drive for archive purposes. Drag a copy of this file over to your ARCHIVE/BACK-UP hard drive. Run REGEDIT and then EXPORT a REGISTRY image file to your document folder. Go to BACK UP and select on the top left of the page Create a System Image.3. This is easy if you have W7 Premium or Ultimate. For those that have FSX running like a charm, please do the following and have worry-free FSX'ing.1.