Acronis, Ghost, or the ones mention by The RealFireblade are good choices. However, after you install your OS on your new HDD, you can decide what image recovery app to get. Istar, sorry if we hijack your thread a little bit. HD Clone Free Edition, Macrium Reflect, Self Image, etc :emotion-5: There are also a number of FREE programs available - i.e. it's worth mentioning that there are many other (commercial) disk imaging programs available. Re Acronis True Image: Whilst there's no denying it's one of the best imaging programs (if not the best) available. Partition limitation on Dell systems :emotion-55: Wanted/needed to - which they can't do just now, due to the four
and allowĮxperienced users to create another partition of their own if they That would add more capacity to the C:\ drive. but it would negate the need for a 'Recovery' Only would it be particularly useful to anybody buying a PC/laptop for It shouldn't be incumbent upon the buyer to create a new image onĬD/DVD, or external hard drive? Dell should supply a 'Recovery' disc. The only ways to avoid the problem of hard drive failure, is for the end user to create their own image (if they know how to). Image on the same hard drive (as you're suggesting there), you'd haveĮxactly the same problem in the event of a hard drive failure :emotion-55: Basically it works exactly like the Dell Recovery but it is 1000 times better.
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