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Yea, Windows 7 goes up to 7.9.

I too am on Windows 7. When I was running Vista I had 5.9 in everything except my hard drive pulled it down to 5.3.

Looks like they added quite a few things. http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/features.html

If you hurry you can get acronis 10 for free, which I have used and works well. Also as mentioned Drive Image XML is good, which I exclusively now. Oops, sorry here is the link to acronis 10 http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/ati10pe

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Thanks for the help. I ended up going with the LG L227WTG. It had good reviews and seems like a good monitor. My only worry is about the poor rap that TN panels get. Anyone here have this monitor?

hi, Just wanted to get some opinions on these monitors that I have been looking at. Dell E228WFP DELL SP2208WFP DELL ULTRASHARP 2208WFP I do lots of image editing so color accuracy and contrast are the most important. I will be calibrating the monitor though. Does anyone use any of these LCD's or what would you recommend for a 22" LCD? Thanks in advance.

Anyone?

Oh yea forgot, running xp pro. I used drive image xml to create it but since I did a drive to drive image I can not do an incremental backup since I did not use xml format to backup. Yes it will be interested to hear what others do. I don't like backing up to a proprietary format but rather backup the same as copying and pasting a file.

Hi all been awhile since I have posted on here (do alot of lurking though). I have a hard drive that is a backup drive that is an image of my C:, I have tested it to boot up and all works ok. What program or method would be best to be able to make incremental backups to it including new software that I have installed or anything that has been added to my main C: ? I have made the image so if something fails (windows ) on my main C: drive I can just swap them out and remake the image (obviously) but my backup image is way out of date. Thanks in advance.

Good deal, glad I could help.

There is a reg key you can add to your registry to delete compress old files from disk cleanup. Add this to a text file. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerVolumeCachesCompress old files] and rename the text file whatever you want but change the extension to .reg I have done it on all my machines and only takes a few seconds to run disk cleanup.

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I've got 300 and 250 GB drives in my desktop, 80 external, added my other old external 60 gig drive to my tivo, and have 60 in my laptop.

Here is a link you may want to check out http://winhlp.com/WxDMA.htm.