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If not for the different drive letters, you wouldn't be able to tell them apart.

The Acronis True Image Clone Disk Wizard can get the job done in less than half the time it takes to complete all the items in this list. You can let

the Clone Disk Wizard automatically transfer the contents of your old hard drive to the new one, resizing the partition to accommodate the new,

larger size of the hard disk. Or you can run the Clone Disk Wizard in manual mode to give you more flexibility and control over the process:

Manually resize the partition on the new target drive as desired.

Leave the partitions and data on the old drive intact.

Repartition and reuse the drive for backups or storing data.

Secure-wipe the drive if you plan on removing and selling it. Two data-wiping algorithms are available: Quick (one-pass), or the more secure

Normal (multi-pass).

Computer users who find using the MMC (Microsoft Management Console) snap-in for Disk Management to partition and format drives

intimidating, will really appreciate the Add Hard Drive Wizard. You can dynamically resize the partition with the mouse (or the scroll arrows next

to each appropriate dialog box for more granular adjustments of the partition's before-and-after unallocated space and size). You can also choose

a number of file systems to format the drive with, including a number of Linux variants that should bring a smile to even the most jaded power

user's face.

Bye-bye System Restore

Regular, scheduled backups with Acronis True Image 9.0 Home pretty much makes Windows XP's System Restore redundant. Many gamers and

power users turn it off anyway to reclaim the additional disk space it uses and to regain system resources it hogs while operating in the

background. Anyone who uses a third-party disk optimizer like Disk Keeper has also probably noticed that restore point files are one of the

biggest culprits of performance-robbing disk fragmentation. Although turning off System Restore isn't particularly difficult, Acronis decided to

throw in another one of their neat Acronis True Image Wizards that will turn System Restore off (or back on) for you. Just click Manage System

Restore and follow the Wizard (don't forget to defrag your hard drive when you're done).

Conclusion

Acronis True Image 9.0 Home

has matured quite nicely over the years into a world-class one-stop backup solution without peer, which is invaluable and absolutely essential to

anyone who owns a computer and cares about protecting their data. Feature-rich, fast, powerful and easy to use, it just plain works. You can't ask

any more of a backup utility than that.

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