What Backup Software Should I Use?
StormLiong
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<div class="IPBDescription">I need recommendations</div> I've been figurin out what kind of software to get to do some backup work.
The way I would want my ideal backup software to work is like this. I have a folder(s) all adding up to 20gb.
I wan to be able to burn that to several DVDs in a sort-of image file and it will NOT require me to free up 20gb JUST to create that image file.
Is there such a program around? Norton Ghost is such a *** to use hence why I'm crawling for an alternative.
The way I would want my ideal backup software to work is like this. I have a folder(s) all adding up to 20gb.
I wan to be able to burn that to several DVDs in a sort-of image file and it will NOT require me to free up 20gb JUST to create that image file.
Is there such a program around? Norton Ghost is such a *** to use hence why I'm crawling for an alternative.
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The best thing to do is just get all your documents (MP3s, Word documents, etc) and games you know for a fact don't need the registry (Quake, DOS games, emulators, and uh... that's it), burn them onto a few DVDs.
Then format and reinstall from a completely blank hard drive. Copy your documents back, reinstall all your apps.
Nero works fine, I think.
The best thing to do is just get all your documents (MP3s, Word documents, etc) and games you know for a fact don't need the registry (Quake, DOS games, emulators, and uh... that's it), burn them onto a few DVDs.
Then format and reinstall from a completely blank hard drive. Copy your documents back, reinstall all your apps. <!--QuoteEnd--> </td></tr></table><div class='postcolor'> <!--QuoteEEnd-->
What he said.
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