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Why can’t the software alert us about any errors on the desktop? This seems like a major oversight.

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Email notifications can also be set up, but this requires telling the software what your SMTP server, username, and password are. You can also set a compression level – more CPU, less disk space, longer restore time – and the CPU priority.

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You decide how many backups will be saved on disk, how frequently a full backup should be taken, the maximum size each backup is allowed, and more. The configuration gives True Image the ability to clean up after itself. We personally think that differential is the way to go create a full backup weekly and then differentials daily. Takes up more disk space than the incremental, but is faster to restore and more reliable. Restores require the full backup and then the most recent differential.

Differential Backup: Only backup the changes since the last full backup.

More difficult and takes longer to restore, but uses less disk space. Restores require the full backup and then every incremental up until your restore point.

Incremental Backup: Only backup the changes since the last full or incremental backup.

Full Backup: A complete backup each and every time – easy to restore, but takes a lot more disk space and each backup will take longer to complete.

For those who aren’t aware of the differences, we’ll explain: A nice feature is that True Image 2013 will tell you that it’s not a good idea to backup a drive to itself – but it lets you do it if you insist.įrom here, you decide what backup methodology to use – full backups, incremental, or differential. Once you select what to backup, you select a destination. Partitions will let you backup based on drive letters, while disks does exactly what it sounds like. The main strength of True Image is in the various backup modes and options you have available, and we’ll discuss some of the highlights here.įirst, you can set up your backup based on partitions or entire disks. Click the “backup and recovery” tab, then click “disk and partition backup,” and select what you want backed up. This tool gives you the ability to restore to different hardware – either a larger drive or even an entirely different piece of hardware.Ĭonfiguring a backup is very straightforward.

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The Plus Pack is a straight forward install, but requires that the base True Image software be installed first. Verify that the specified log file location exists and that you can write to it.” After spending some time trying to figure it out, we decided to right-click the installation file and select, “Run-as administrator.” That seemed to do the trick, but the Acronis engineers should really make that clear, because novice users might not have figured it out. We were able to go through the installation process, but received an error before anything was installed: “Installation has failed.

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When opening the installation file, Windows prompted for the admin password. Installation of the software wasn’t quite as straight-forward as it should’ve been. You can even backup to Acronis’ “cloud” so that you have an offsite backup. You can set up your backups to wake your machine up in the middle of the night so that you don’t impact your own workflows. You can do full bare metal restores to not only protect against boot disk failures, but to also easily grow your boot disk. Priced at $49.99 for the base product and an extra $29.99 for the Plus Pack, this sounds like the perfect backup solution. With these points in mind, we look at Acronis True Image 2013 along with the Plus Pack add-on. The last point is important: Nobody cares about backups, but everyone cares about restores they must not only be available when you need them, but should also be easy to use in an emergency.

It should be available when you need it and restore files effortlessly.

It should notify you when it’s not working properly.

It should work automatically, without care and feeding.There are a few keys that all backup software should adhere to: Then when your hard drive goes bad or you accidentally delete a file with key information, you panic and realize you have few options remaining. Backups are one of those things that everyone needs to do, yet many people ignore.