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Windows 7 backup can do most of what you want.
The exceptions are:
- backing up WindowsXP machines
- backing up other machines across network
And to backup TO a network resource, you must have Windows 7
Professional or Ultimate.
And the backup/restore program - including scheduling - is included
for no extra charge with all versions of Windows 7 - notwithstanding
the network capabilities cited above that are included only with the
Professional and Ultimate versions.
And it works.
At 06:03 PM 2012-01-30, Dave Powell, MMfab wrote:
>Anybody have any experience? Special loves or hates ? I've been reading
>specs and user comments on several, but would like input from the list too.
>
>Priority is full image backups that will let me recover a whole system
>without reinstalling anything, working with enough USB drives so I can have
>a least 2 full backups of every machine, with at 1 offsite at all times.
>
>Ability to restore individual file from full image backups is nice but not
>vital. (I have daily file backups of important files working with xcopy --
>that's good enough so I don't need new software to improve on it).
>
>Must be possible to schedule recurring jobs.
>
>Must work across a network -- copying from other PCs to external drives
>connected to my PC. Ideally it would be controlled by my PC reaching out to
>read the other machines. The free/cheap pgms I have seen so far work the
>other way round -- running on the machine being backed up and writing across
>the network. I can live with that as long as I get some kind of
>notification of success or failure to my machine (perhaps an email), and my
>share passwords are not visible on the other machines.
>
>Must work with XP and Windows 7 (backing up from XP 7 & Win-7 to Win-7).
>
>Must work ! (can't pretend to work and flake out on me when I need it).
>
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