@tseax With ATI 2013 I presume you mean no issues with W8?
I must admit my use of Acronis has been minimalistic. I do whole partition images and restore; and mount images to retrieve data. And occasionally clone an existing OS to a new HD.
However, I don't use cloud storage or images that are continually upgraded from the active GUI, because the updates would introduce into the image any errors that have occurred in the OS since the original image was made. I keep the original image as a virgin installation that I know is pristine with no errors. I upgrade periodically every few months by restoring the original image, updating all security and other apps/programs, then burn a new image. After about 12 months I do a new virgin installation of Windows and start the process again.
Cheers M
I must admit my use of Acronis has been minimalistic. I do whole partition images and restore; and mount images to retrieve data. And occasionally clone an existing OS to a new HD.
However, I don't use cloud storage or images that are continually upgraded from the active GUI, because the updates would introduce into the image any errors that have occurred in the OS since the original image was made. I keep the original image as a virgin installation that I know is pristine with no errors. I upgrade periodically every few months by restoring the original image, updating all security and other apps/programs, then burn a new image. After about 12 months I do a new virgin installation of Windows and start the process again.
Cheers M
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