Acronis True Image 11 Home

Price: $24.85
  

Product Description
Acronis True Image 11 Home provides the maximum flexibility to ensure you are adequately protected and can recover from unforeseen events such as viruses, unstable software downloads, and hard drive failures. Create an exact copy of your PC for a full backup or backup only your important data ? your choice. Creates an exact copy of your PC for a full backup Backs up and restores your music, video, and data Protects your applications Boot your computer even if your operating system has failed and restore your system image from Acronis Secure Zone Backs up your e-mails and Outlook data and settings Try & Decide: easy rollback of system changes Protects your PC application configuration settings Schedules backups automatically by time or system events Privacy protection Supports Microsoft Windows Vista Email notifications Saves to FTP

Reader Reviews
I would give this five stars but for a major problem. This problem is not unique with me, though I'm sure not everyone will have it. Compared to version 10, it's very good in that when you press F11, you can immediately get the graphic interface and begin your restore. That was not the case with version 10. That's where it ends. When I install version 11, I immediately lose my file sharing across my network. I've followed all the things to do provided by Acronis and Microsoft to no avail. It looks as if I'll have to find another backup solution if I want to use my network, which I do. The software works like a dream and is a lifesaver. But right now it's buggy. In addition, as always, Acronis support is terrible. It just barely exists. Update: I recovered my laptop with this software using a cloned image I made with version ten. It was fast and smooth and there were no problems. I did notice that in this version, it asked me for a login name and password. This was not in the previous version and I was a bit unsure of how to handle it. So I didn't put in a name but put in my image password. That seemed to be what it wanted as it went fine. But that said, there should be an area in the software that calls for a login name if a restore asks for it. I can't find any such area of the software. Comment | Permalink | (Report this)