Being able to restore to a different hardware configuration would be
very handy. We had a machine whose motherboard failed recently, I
wasn't confident enough to just put the hard drive in another computer
and boot it (although we did have a ghosted copy of it). So we have
just replaced the machine and installed everything back onto it (it's
one way of tidying a machine up anyway).
You'd probably have to re-activate windows and is probably against their
license agreement in some way (which I should read one day) - replacing
the entire computer and "ghosting" the system back onto it.
Alister Christie
Computers for People
Ph: 04 471 1849 Fax: 04 471 1266
http://www.salespartner.co.nz
PO Box 13085
Johnsonville
Wellington
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What's the story with the "HAL-tweek"? (Hardware Abstraction Layer?)
The comment made with regards to True Image was that it could
effectively replace the above during a drive restore, meaning you
could snapshot the drive on hardware X and safely restore it on
hardware Y without things bombing due to hardware differences.
Very appealing concept, since sometimes more than just a drive can be
toasted.
cheers,
peter
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