What is the most preferred disaster recovery solutions: Acronis TrueImage, RollBack Rx or Comodo Time Machine?

[locoJoe]

I do not think that Acronis 11 will work on windows 8 though.

It works under a non-GPT & non-UEFI environment. ;)

I know nothing of Win8...but I do know that Acronis works with GPT, UEFI and most software RAID arrays (hardware RAID supported without plus pack) IF you install the "plus pack addon". I have used Acronis True Image 2010 for yrs now. It is an older version so it is less "cluttered" than the new versions. Also its saved my ass numerous times so I figured why update to 2011 or 12? If it works why change, dont f*** with a good thing. I am running Win7 x64 and ATIB works flawlessly. My vote would be for Acronis for a true "disaster". g/l

btw - If anyone wants ATIB 2010 and the plus pack you can get them here http://www.acronis.com/support/updates/ and I have valid serial numbers for both. No activation patch needed for v2010! Lemme know if interested.

Edited August 10, 2013 by locoJoe

[RadioActive]

RollBack Rx

And AFAIK, Comodo Time Machine has been discontinued.

[clubhouse]

AX64 Time Machine....NOTHING compares imho.

[ns870152]

use both Rollbackrx (usually) and AX64 Time Machine (when need)

[tipo]

i`m using rollback rx for an year and a half and no problems at all. i think i even forgot how to install windows..;)