Laptop
Acronis True Image 11 Home

While the average consumer may be a bit intimidated by the sheer number of options, if you're hunting for an extremely thorough backup package, this is the one for you.

Digital Reviews
Acronis True Image Home Version 11 Comes to the Rescue!

Before I begin I just have to say this: although the thoughts bring panic, I just can't resist the comparison with my fear of fire! I hope it never happens, but I've purchased a good fire-hose, and a fire-blanket in the kitchen. Just in case.... it is there ready to use. Of course the computer breaking down in my personal situation is peanuts compared to fire. Nonetheless, it is a comforting thought I have put Acronis (for short) in place. As I said, the full name is: "Acronis True Image Home version 11.0".

IT Reviews
Acronis True Image 11 Home review

The usability, flexibility and wealth of additional features available with True Image 11 will offer any user total peace of mind when it comes to protecting their data and establishing an effective recovery solution.

TopTenREVIEWS
Acronis True Image 11

Acronis True Image performed the best of all the disk imaging programs we evaluated—this software was fast, error–free and fairly simple to use.

Personal Computer World
Review: Acronis True Image 11 backup software

True Image 11 is the latest in a long line of backup and recovery suites from Acronis, with this version offering a range of powerful new features and support.

TrustedReviews
Backup Software — Group Test

You do back up your system and files, don't you? Without backups, you risk days of frustration and possible long-term damage to your business through lost documents, emails and program settings. It shouldn't be necessary to suffer this kind of data loss before installing inexpensive and effective backup software. I've been pushing this message through reviews and features for the last 20 years, but there are still a lot of people and businesses with no backup policy, on even their most valuable information.

On Computers
When the computer really goes down

How important is backing up? Well, heed now this cautionary tale.

One night, Bob was working late next to a columnist who had just finished his piece for the morning newspaper. Suddenly, with just 10 minutes to deadline, the columnist's computer crashed, wiping out everything he had just done.

Smart Computing
Backup Software

You've heard it all before. Backups are a necessary part of computer life. But maybe, like all too many of us, you keep putting the backup task off to a tomorrow that never seems to come.

PC Pro A List
Acronis True Image 11 Home received 6 of 6 stars

Another minor revision, but the addition of privacy functions further extends its impressively wide focus.

Computer Shopper
Acronis True Image Home received 5 of 5 stars

Acronis True Image Home from Acronis makes a complete copy of your PC, operating system and all, so you can restore it to working state easily.

Barry's rigs 'n reviews
Acronis True Image Home Review @ BRnR

"Viruses. Malware. Rootkits. Poorly-written drivers, "critical updates" and patches that sometimes do more harm than good. Months of excess baggage left behind in the registry from installing and uninstalling dozens of programs and drivers, and corrupted registry keys from all those wonderful blue-screen crashes that finally forces Windows to collapse under its own dead weight. This is the hi-tech minefield your PC navigates on a daily basis, putting the hours you invested in tuning and tweaking it to perfection, and all of your valuable data, at risk. Fortunately, there's Acronis True Image Home to help keep your data out of harm's way."

HardWareMag
Backing up Is (not) Hard to Do

"Acronis True Image is also able to clone disk images — making a perfect copy of a currently existing disk."

PC Today
The Well-Tuned PC

"The next few columns will cover some simple things that you can do to make a WinXP system run as well-or better-than Vista. That will save you the trouble of buying a new PC, or spending a lot of money to upgrade your existing box. I'm shooting to give WinXP the same feature improvements Microsoft lists at www.microsoft.com/windowsvista, which include security, search, Internet Explorer 7, the Sidebar, performance, and backup. With a little tweaking, tuning, and downloading-and a lot less hassle or cash outlay-you can get Vista-like benefits."