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Tightrope Walker without a safety net eah ?

You're a hard lot up there, not like us softy southerners. :unsure:

Acronis was the first install I done on 7 ! (I'm on XP at the moment, cant break old habits)

7 has got inbuilt disk imaging. I haven't looked at it, just as I didn't with Vista. Dont think it offers any compression though.

Not that interested really, Acronis or Macrium work fine.

Here's a link andsome: http://www.shivaranjan.com/2009/05/20/wind...ws-7-partition/

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Tightrope Walker without a safety net eah ?

You're a hard lot up there, not like us softy southerners. :unsure:

Acronis was the first install I done on 7 ! (I'm on XP at the moment, cant break old habits)

7 has got inbuilt disk imaging. I haven't looked at it, just as I didn't with Vista. Dont think it offers any compression though.

Not that interested really, Acronis or Macrium work fine.

Here's a link andsome: http://www.shivaranjan.com/2009/05/20/wind...ws-7-partition/

Thanks all the same, but why would I need that when I have Acronis? :D

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Thanks all the same, but why would I need that when I have Acronis?

Well...... To use up more Disk space, more DVD's, more, - everything of course !

Microsoft dont just do half a job when they give something away free.

("Let's give them disk imaging, - but 50 years out of date" clever663.gif)

Why do something smart, - like compress it like all of the other stuff on the market ?

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My Windows 7 computer seems to be suffering from the black screen of death.

Every time I close it down the screen goes black - and stays like it - until I reboot it.

The only cure seems to be to leave it on all the time (but there is no mention of this solution on any sites I have Googled).

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My Windows 7 computer seems to be suffering from the black screen of death.

Every time I close it down the screen goes black - and stays like it - until I reboot it.

The only cure seems to be to leave it on all the time (but there is no mention of this solution on any sites I have Googled).

Which Windows 7 are you using Alan?

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