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Creating a backup with DriveImage XML
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22 Responses to “Runtime Software DriveImage XML tutorial”
thanks, I look forward to using this software. This video helps a lot.
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Thanks! Works well! Nice explanation….
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well done guys! good tool
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Marvelous job, guys! I am recommending your softwares to all of my friends.
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Please show me how to use a bootable cd to move an image to a network share, then from a network share onto the new drive.thanks.
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Great, great software.
Installing it now.
Amazing knowledge too – you guys are tops!
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TYVM! Thanks alot!
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tedted777: this would require from RTSW (RunTime SoftWare) to write things that are not specific to Disk Imaging. Better let them devote all their resources to doing well the core: imaging a not-in-use HD (implying at least one reboot); restoring that image on an OTHER hard disk (again implying another reboot), that MUST, without any other command than the I/O key, boot from the image of the main partition.
Tue 18 Mar 2008 15:03 GMT
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can someone tell me if “drive to drive” option can be used for upgrading hard drive (80gb to 160gb) in a laptop using this software. my current drive is single partition C:/
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wow it works. i had to see the instructions and its all goood.
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at 2:40, it says that it wont let you resize the copy, but that you would need to use a partition manager afterwards to alter your paritions to the new size.
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That’s only if you use the “Raw mode” option when backing up the drive.
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Very nice. A good comprehensive tutorial.
The software seems like a good free alternative backup software.
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im running vista but the C drive is not shown! Just my USB drive, what am I doing wrong?
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i know you posted this a month ago and may have found this out but simply right click the exe file and run it as an administrator. i had this problem as well.
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Solid tutorial man – thanks!
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Simply Awesome , but how to extract the back up on the new computer? is there any part 2 of this Tutorial?URL?
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i can’t find volume shadowing service in the services list so I can’t start it….HELP
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Okay, I appreciate your idea, but the video needs to be edited badly. Nobody wants to watch a video that is mostly dead time. For youtube videos it’s a great idea to be concise.
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I tried this and was successful. But, After swapping the drives, I cannot boot from the new drive. Is there something else that has to be done? Thanks!
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A crucial step, as buried in the text that comes with DriveImage:
“If your drive still does not boot you can try to set a new “Disk ID”. Windows remembers old drive letter assignments which can cause problems when trying to boot from a cloned drive. You can force the removal of old drive letter assignments by setting a new Disk ID. Click Tools->Set new Disk ID and read the instructions.”
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Good Tutorial !
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