-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Detailed backup image instructions
- From: "Harold B." <harold7@xxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 19:50:58 -0400
Sandi, I'd say you are 100% right. I just wanted to know if this is still on
the burners somewhere. Back burner is fine with me as long as someone is
thinking about it. This still interests me even though I have other problems
now. I'm using Windows XP desktop computer, and very happy with it. However,
someone in fhe family recently purchased a new laptop and now has Windows
Vista (we were told that all new computers now come with Vista, like XP is
not considered anymore.
And now I'm newly learning (so I can help this person) how to maneuver that
touchie touchie mouse (it's not a mouse anymore) and have to now deal with
an entirely new system. I'm fine with XP but Vista is a new ballgame. Just
when I now know how to configure XP just the way I like it, facing this
Vista is quite daunting (or is the word, intimidating?). But I still eagerly
await detail instructions on what a backup image is all about. --- Harold
> From: "Sandi Beach"
> Hi Harold! I have a new external HD sitting here with it's little green
> light on and vibrating softly just waiting for me to put something in it!
> I have procrastinated (just scared to try I guess) and my excuse is that
> we have not yet reached that bottom line. And maybe we have but I know
> GMan has promised a very detailed tutorial and I would like to have that
> before I proceed. And he did say it is a little more complicated than he
> anticipated so maybe we have good reason to wait on
> it. --- Sandi
>
>> Hello again ... Gman,: any progress on the detailed backup image
>> instructions? --- Harold
>>>> Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006
>>>> I've been following with great interest this "backup image" discussion.
>>>> Let's say a person has everything working right on his/her C:\ drive.
>>>> And that person is not worried about whatever else is added to his
>>>> system (which we know would not show up on any backup image done before
>>>> said additions). And let's say the other drive where backups are kept
>>>> would be a flash drive (an excellent investment).
>>
>>>> Could you, in detail, list the exact program(s) and steps in creating
>>>> this backup image? I think that might clear up the interest the group
>>>> seems to have. One hears so much discussion on this topic yet the
>>>> bottom line is never reached: --- Harold
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