re: DriveImage XML
Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 6:28 am
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Ricer46
(23824 messages posted)
Mark's suggestion was a great one. I recall one time that I needed to restore a Ghost
image, you can imagine my dismay to discover that the image was corrupt. Ghost (and
Acronis) has a tool for checking an image after it's made, but I was a novice and
didn't even know the tool was there. That cost me a fair amount of lost time. Since
then I always run the check on a newly created image. Presumably your DriveImage
XML has a similar feature. Acronis allows you to mount a drive image just like a
hard drive (the newer Ghost probably also has this feature). This allows you to restore
a few files (to an alternate location) without risk, most likely if a few files restore
from an image, every file will.
On Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 5:10 am, raminder singh wrote:
>Your advice is very sound and I thank you for your response. Unfortunately, my computer
>is under guarantee and I cannot open the box to mount another hard disk and try
out
>the experiment! I keep my backup images on an external HDD, which is probably not
>the best option, but I cannot think of another one for my situation. Thanks again.
>Raminder Singh
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