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Acronis for T510

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 12:37 am
by kazaaerato
Just wondering which version of Acronis is compatible w/ the T510 WIN 7 64 BIT?

I use Acronis 6 on Win XP on my old T60. But if I create a SecureZone on T60, Acronis will delete the factory recovery sector.

Will the same happens for T510? Is Norton Ghost better?

Re: Acronis for T510

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 3:05 am
by dr_st
I would assume the latest version of Acronis should be fine. I don't recall them having separate 32/64-bit editions, but you should check into that.

Personally, I've tried Ghost a few times, both older and newer versions, and always found Acronis True Image to be more user-friendly, configurable and reliable.

Re: Acronis for T510

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 9:56 am
by AMATX
I recently bought Acronis True Image 10 Home version(per recommendations on this board), and it works great with Win7 64bit on my W700.

Re: Acronis for T510

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 10:19 am
by EOMtp
Note, however, that Acronis Disk Director is NOT compatible with Windows 7 (any version), and merely installing it -- without using it even once -- will render Windows 7 unbootable, unrepairable, and unrecoverable.

Re: Acronis for T510

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 11:27 am
by dr_st
EOMtp wrote:Note, however, that Acronis Disk Director is NOT compatible with Windows 7 (any version), and merely installing it -- without using it even once -- will render Windows 7 unbootable, unrepairable, and unrecoverable.
This is a very strong statement, which if true, means that Acronis Disk Director is a terrible piece of software (or that Windows 7 is a terrible OS, more difficult for me to believe), if just the installation can mess up the partition table so bad that it is beyond repair.

Re: Acronis for T510

Posted: Mon May 24, 2010 10:16 pm
by kazaaerato
Great, I will get a new copy of it. By the way, how to suspend the automatic back-up in the ThinkVantage system. Since Acronis is there, there is no need to use the Lenovo back-up system, I assume. Thanks.