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Although it took 24 hours to clone a 1TB drive.

SyncBackFree kept crashing my computer via BSOD. Macrium seems to work just fine for the "Clone" option. Thanks for everyone's input.

Most of the files are good to go from D to G after I edit, modify, and resize them because I always in each directory for the photos of the day/game, maintain a folder called "~Originals". Those files are never touched. G is just a catastrophic backup drive. It seems like a waste of space but...

Sounds like the terminology that I need is the "non-clone image backup". I will give Macrium Reflect Free a shot as well as Synchback Free

I have four hard drives on my computer. C (fixed) - Windows 8.1 OS and programs D (fixed) - Numerous pics and data files (no direct program installs) G (removable) - backup of D drive H (removable) - imaged backup of C drive via clonezilla I have digital photos since 1998 and take a ton of...

@Jaguarskx. I checked the specs and it did not say if it could withstand a bourbon being spilled on it on a regular basis.

Looking for minimal lag time. I am kind of over it and know you have to pay to play. As stated, a very heavy business software user with multiple programs open at once.

Laptop.

Looking to get a rock solid laptop which would be mostly for business. I usually open a lot of programs at once (Word, Access, Adobe, Graphics, etc.) and want a very peppy Laptop. A couple of people have told me to get a MacBook Pro and run windows on it, etc. because they are built with very...

Downloaded Acronis and backed up one of the drives (via File backup) and it still creates a single image *.TIB file. Can't figure out how to just do a true file to file backup. The quest continue for a file only, incremental backup solution.

Thanks. Running Windows 8 and from what I understand, it does not have that W7 backup feature.

I have 3 hard drives (physical) and need to back up two of them in a file to file format (not imaging). I use XXClone to backup my C drive which works great. However, my #2 and #3 drives just need a simple file to file backup to another drive where I could do mirror backups and incremental...