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| | Backup on 64-bit Vista Home Premium I have a new 64-bit Pavilion Vista Home Premium, and I just bought Seagate's Maxtor disk with backkup software, which Seagate now tells me will not work with 64-bit. Also, I just found out that the Windows backup wizard does not come on home editions. I have Windows Live Onecare installed. Questions: (1) Will it work well to just use Onecare to backup to the Maxtor disk, deleting the Maxtor software but keeping the disk? (2) Will Vista's ownership and permissions aspects potentially block some backups? The context is a two-PC home network. Secondary question: With respect to backup freeware, I wonder if the software I choose might unexpectedly go away and I then can't repair my backup software, rendering past backups useless. |
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| | Re: Backup on 64-bit Vista Home Premium On Wed, 22 Jul 2009 07:38:01 -0700, Tom461 wrote: Quote: > I have a new 64-bit Pavilion Vista Home Premium, and I just bought Seagate's > Maxtor disk with backkup software, which Seagate now tells me will not work > with 64-bit. Also, I just found out that the Windows backup wizard does not > come on home editions. I have Windows Live Onecare installed. Questions: (1) > Will it work well to just use Onecare to backup to the Maxtor disk, deleting > the Maxtor software but keeping the disk? (2) Will Vista's ownership and > permissions aspects potentially block some backups? The context is a two-PC > home network. > Secondary question: With respect to backup freeware, I wonder if the > software I choose might unexpectedly go away and I then can't repair my > backup software, rendering past backups useless. installer, you can always reinstall the software. It doesn't matter whether the original company exists or not. In addition, if you choose cloning software, the backup is just a plain Windows partition that you can read from Windows. -- Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom |
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