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The full, unlimited and unrestricted version of the award-winning WinBackup 1.86 is now available to download for free.

7th December 2005 - Uniblue Systems, a leading provider of backup and recovery management software for the SoHo and SMB market, today announced the release of the complete and unlimited retail version WinBackup 1.86 for free download.

By making regular data backups home and small office users protect themselves against hard drive crashes, hardware failures, virus attacks, theft and other conditions that threaten security and data loss. Backups ensure the way of starting where they left off easily, quickly and with the least possible impact when disaster strikes. Central to any backup solution therefore is the ability to restore data with 100% accuracy.

The award-winning WinBackup 1.86 has been, for the past three years, the obvious choice for hundreds of thousands of business and home users due to its ease of use, superior performance and complete reliability. Voted Editor's Choice by CNET and Computer Shopper, WinBackup 1.86 is a solution that focuses on reducing the time to setup and administer regular backups through an highly user-friendly and intuitive graphical user interface. This allows users to set-up backups and restores immediately at the click of a button. WinBackup 1.86 is one of the fastest backup and recovery management solutions available to home users and small businesses and boasts encryption algorithms that guarantee data security, integrity and accuracy of restores. Termed "exceptionally simple to use" by PC World, WinBackup 1.86 has a wide variety of features and allows backup to and restores from hard drives, tapes, Zip or Jazz drives, portable drives such as USB and FireWire, network drives, CDs and DVDs.

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'Er indoors was going to buy me Acronis for Christmas. Am I reading this correctly, will this completely replace Acronis?? If not, where is the best place to buy Acronis, and should I go for a download and make my own CD, or go for a boxed version? If I go for this program, can I copy it to a CD?

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I can't get to the download page :(

The download link above gives a blank page in both IE and Firefox.

When I try to download from the Website page I get an error message:

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /freewinbackup/ on this server.

Apache/2.0.55 (Win32) PHP/4.4.1 Server at www.backupanswers.com Port 80

:blink:

Any suggestions as to why I am unable to get the download?

Thanks

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andsome, several people on here use Acronis and thus know about it. For something as important as a backup, it is perhaps best to use software that can be recommended by users.

I've used Acronis for several years now - under real recovery conditions and it has always worked. It does have to be set up correctly, of course.

This new thing is an unknown and I feel that for people like you and I, others ought to give it the thumbs up first.

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All I get is a white page now all though I downloaded it the other day, there must be a problem with the site, try again later.

andsome, several people on here use Acronis and thus know about it. For something as important as a backup, it is perhaps best to use software that can be recommended by users.

I've used Acronis for several years now - under real recovery conditions and it has always worked. It does have to be set up correctly, of course.

This new thing is an unknown and I feel that for people like you and I, others ought to give it the thumbs up first.

Chris`s quote says its been about for 3 years and won various awards :)

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andsome, several people on here use Acronis and thus know about it. For something as important as a backup, it is perhaps best to use software that can be recommended by users.

I've used Acronis for several years now - under real recovery conditions and it has always worked. It does have to be set up correctly, of course.

This new thing is an unknown and I feel that for people like you and I, others ought to give it the thumbs up first.

I will let 'Er indoors buy me Acronis then. Should I download it and burn it to CD, or should I go for a boxed set. and if so where is the best place to buy it from, and what version?

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On thier site, http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/, TrueImage 9 is $49.99USD for download, $59.99USD for a boxed version.

You can request a price for your area at http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/compa...ConsumerRequest

Maybe even ask them if they sell thier products in retail stores.

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I also bought V8 on pops recommendation and have been very happy with it. I cannot see enough in V9 to justify an upgrade. One of the features in V9 is to free up disc space by disabling System Restore. Now I may be nuts but I personally value System Restore and have used it a few times to get me out of a tricky situation. So I wouldn't want to do that. The other new features don't really interest me.

The boxed Acronis 8 is widely available, I think. A price comparison site via Google should get you a good deal but Boris's suggestion would be difficult to beat.

Thos.

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