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Thread ID: 89530	2008-05-03 06:13:00	Using Acronis True Image 11 Home	R.M. (561)	Press F1

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665394	2008-06-03 08:28:00	Thanks for that Misty. I've just registered there and will go and ask questions when I've time - probably not before tomorrow night at this stage. But that looks like a useful place from my quick look this morning. Cheers :) How did you get on R.M. - problem solved ? Misty :nerd:	Misty (368)
665395	2008-06-04 04:27:00	I emailed Acronis last weekend - and still waiting. Have had one other query before and found the same, wait, wait ! :groan: Their software is very good but not their support. WHich is one reason I dumped it, 2 many issues and they couldn't care less.	pctek (84)
665396	2008-06-04 05:35:00	Yes - sorry for not reporting back on this one . I did get it sorted out - booting from the cd, rather than going in through Windows . Sorted out my Secure Zone, and then made the backup . I've really got a 'belt & braces' situation going now - backup in Secure Zone, backup on external drive, and a third one on DVDs!! (But I have only tested one of these - the one on the external drive, took an hour and a half to restore . :() When I went back and reread the emails from Acronis, yes it did make sense . I was just being stupid (happens, doesn't it!) . :thanks	R.M. (561)
665397	2008-06-04 06:25:00	It looks as if your computer does not support USB2 or it is not activated in Bios. Shouldn't take more than 20 minutes to restore.	mzee (3324)
665398	2008-06-04 06:32:00	It looks as if your computer does not support USB2 or it is not activated in Bios. Shouldn't take more than 20 minutes to restore. It does (I think!). I looked in Bios and couldn't see where to change it... :(	R.M. (561)
665399	2008-06-04 06:59:00	I looked in Bios and couldn't see where to change it... :( I looked again (!) and see that USB 2.0 is enabled...	R.M. (561)
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