[Ham-Computers] Mirroring hard drive/Norton/other utils

[Ron Meiring]

I use Paragon Exact Image. They are MS gold certified for all Windows 
systems. 
This program is bullet proof, even you did something really silly.
You can still retrieve your OS with a bootable CD.
The programs finds all the operating systems on your HD.
You can fix it and you are laughing.

I bought Paragon Drive Backup and got Paragon Exact Image for Free 
.. 
You can make your own bootable CD's or backup on an USB HD.
It supports lots of hardware even with no OS, and their recovery CD.

Exellent ! 

(I used to use Norton Image, but too many problems with that in the 
past ....)

Cheers
Ron VK6KDD


On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 16:12:38 -0500, jeff wrote:
>On Sat, 2005-11-19 at 09:15 -0600, N9RSU wrote:
>>Final note:  I don't know about the Norton System Works software as
>>I said,
>>I use ONLY the Norton Internet Security & Ghost Software 2003 or
>>newer.
>
>I use SAV at work and home - no complaints.
>
>I've used Norton hd products that have seriously screwed up hard
>drives
>(speeddisk, defrag, etc).  No problems with some older versions of
>Ghost
>but haven't tried more recent versions.
>
>Don't neglect open-source programs, especially under linux.  I
>installed
>linux dual-boot on a 10M Dell laptop hard drive, totally using
>open-source.  Defrag, partition, etc, with total success.
>
>In fact, a very good tool to have in your box is a live linux cdrom,
>which you can boot to and run all sorts of repair tools on without
>involving your hard drive (unless you're trying to).
>
>Lastly, if you check pcworld.com, within the past week there was an
>article on creating a live XP cdrom with the help of Bart's PE (all
>free).  It boots to XP and you can repair or operate on your
>system(s),
>even with a dead or damaged hard drive.
>
>
>
>
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