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Does anyone know any free or commercial software to clone or disk image a windows 2000 laptop and restore it on another one.
Acronis home True image dose not support windows 2000.
Acronis home True image dose not support windows 2000.
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BESR 8.5 Desktop can do the trick. I have tried that before.
http://www.3dtech.com.my/images/symantec/SymantecSystemRecovery.pdf
But, it is a retired product, you may need to do an exhaust sourcing for obtaining BERS 8.5 Desktop.
http://www.3dtech.com.my/images/symantec/SymantecSystemRecovery.pdf
But, it is a retired product, you may need to do an exhaust sourcing for obtaining BERS 8.5 Desktop.
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Great options here.
i have checked with acronis support on trueimage 11 and they said it dose not support windows 2000. I am not sure of acronis 8 does or how you can buy an old version.
Do all of these programs create a bootup disk too in addition to the disk clone image.
i have checked with acronis support on trueimage 11 and they said it dose not support windows 2000. I am not sure of acronis 8 does or how you can buy an old version.
Do all of these programs create a bootup disk too in addition to the disk clone image.
BESR 8.5 Desktop includes both a boot CD and a windows installer just like the acorns software
Is the new hardware and motherboard identical to the old one of windows 2000?
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yes, it is a second laptop identical in hardware to the first.
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Did you confirm it will not work on W2K?
I've used Acronis in the past, but I have not tested their lastest version. I do not see why it won't work as it supports NTFS and Fat32.
Acronis 8.0 definately did work.
http://www.acronis.com/company/inpress/2005/03-23-infopackets-trueimage.html
Also, Norton Ghost (which I've long since stopped using Ghost to use Acronis) supports a number of file structures.
I would confirm with customer support or test it out with a demo product before writting either of these two products off. IMO
Otherwise:
http://www.drivesnapshot.de/en/
Or simply use: Clonezilla (which I'd recommend as it is open source)
http://clonezilla.org/