Acronis True Image

Acronis True Image 9.0 — Protection from accidental loss of your data

Product Overview

Two backup products in one solution
Acronis True Image 9.0 Home provides you two backup options in one solution:
	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 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.
	No need to purchase an extra hard drive, CDs, or DVDs to protect data because you can save data to a special hidden partition on your hard drive.

Other features

	Lightening–speed restore of your PC from an image. You can start working in seconds while your system is still being restored.
	If your hard drive is full, Acronis True Image 9.0 Home will help you to quickly and easily migrate all data operating systems, programs, software patches and updates, configuration files, preferences, e–mail and everything else to a new hard disk automatically!

Media Talk / Comparisons

Acronis True Image 9.0 Edges Past Norton Ghost 10

PC World magazine
by Jon L. Jacobi

For backups, Acronis's latest True Image remains powerful and affordable, while Symantec's newest Norton is simple and effective

Disk–imaging software lets you create sector–by–sector copies of hard–drive partitions, including boot information — so when disaster strikes, system recovery is a snap. Symantec and Acronis take different approaches to this crucial task in the latest updates of their disk–imaging applications. While Symantec's $70 Norton Ghost 10 focuses on improved usability, Acronis's $50 Acronis True Image 9.0 contains several new, must–have features.

Both programs perform the same basic functions of creating and restoring full and incremental images to hard drives, CDs, or DVDs. And the two apps simplify automating and scheduling those processes. But the shipping version of Acronis True Image 9.0 that I tested permits differential images, which Norton Ghost 10 does not. Whereas incremental backups include only the data that has changed since your last backup, differentials allow you to create a single file containing all of the changes that have occurred since your initial full backup...

Product Awards

	Acronis True Image 9.0 Home received PC Pro Labs Winner Award
	Acronis True Image 9.0 Home received PC Pro Recommended Award

Case studies / Government

Fayetteville Public Library Success Story

What's the difference between differential and incremental backups (and why should I care)?

A full backup created from within Windows, of course, backs up all the files in a partition or on a disk by copying all disk sectors with data to the backup image file. Creating a full backup for unknown or damaged file systems Acronis True Image copies all sectors to the image file, whether or not the sector contains data. This is the simplest form of backup, but it is also the most time–consuming, space–intensive and the least flexible.

Nima Khamooshi (MCSA, MCSE)
IT Manager, Fayetteville Public Library

Customer Testimonials

Just a short note to thank you for a superior product in your Acronis True Image.

I have had two occasions in the last five months to have to completely restore my computer. Each time it worked flawlessly and completely restored my C drive and all programs — even the very protected ones with digital signatures. The program has saved me countless hours of rebuilding and reconfiguring time and is one of the best programs I have ever worked with.

Acronis True Image 9.0 — Protection from accidental loss of your data

Two backup products in one solution

Acronis True Image 9.0 Edges Past Norton Ghost 10

Fayetteville Public Library Success Story

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