Acronis True Image Home 2010 build 6029 (Silent Installation) {S

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Acronis True Image Home 2010 build 6029 (Silent Installation) <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Backup and Recovery that is EASY to Perform! Acronis True Image Home 2010 complete PC protection: back up your entire PC, including the OS plus your data, applications, pictures, video, financial documents, settings and everything! Acronis True Image Home 2009 is an award-winning backup and recovery solution for a good reason: it protects your PC after just one click and allows you to recover from viruses, unstable software downloads, and failed hard drives. Create an exact copy of your PC and restore it from a major failure in minutes, or back up important files and recover them even faster Features: One-click™ protection Initially, you decide what, where and when to back up. After that, backups occur automatically or with just one click. Full text search Search for file name and/or content within an archive, using Windows or Google™— desktop search. Making reserve copies of your backups You can make reserve copies of your backups and save them on a network drive, or a USB storage device. You have a choice of making a reserve copy as regular (flat) files, a zip compressed file, and a tib file. Zip archive format support available In addition to Acronis' powerful TIB data compression backup format, one of the most densely compressed backup file types available to consumers, Acronis True Image Home 2009 also supports the popular ZIP® format. Consolidation You can define rules for consolidating your archives to reduce storage space. Merge an older full backup with several incremental backups to quickly create a new full backup; subsequent backups are based on the newly-created full backup. Windows Vista® -style Interface The new, sleek interface of this product works on Microsoft® Windows XP and Vista operating systems. Key Technologies: Acronis Startup Recovery Manager Boot your computer after a failure to start the recovery process simply by selecting the F11 key, even if your operating system has failed. Exclude files and folders Back up only the data you want to keep and save disk space. Incremental and Differential Backups Save disk space and time by performing differential and incremental backups. Live Backups Keep working right through your backup for maximum convenience. Improved!Smart Scheduling Run backups automatically at preset or elapsed time when user is idle, on user log-in/logout, on system startup/shutdown, and in coordination with other events. New!Set & Forget backups Configure once and perform backups automatically. Acronis Secure Zone® Protect your system by saving an image to a special hidden partition on your hard disk where it can be accessed when the system is being restored. Supported operating systems * Windows XP SP3 * Windows XP Professional x64 Edition * Windows Vista SP2 (all editions) * Windows 7 (all editions) What's new in Acronis True Image Home 2010 * Continuous Data Protection &mdask; Acronis Nonstop Backup™ automatically creates incremental backups every five minutes allowing users to roll back their system, files, and folders to any point in time. * Support for Microsoft® Windows 7 — Delivers more comprehensive functionality over Microsoft Windows 7 backup capabilities. * Virtual Hard Disk SupportSave backup images (.tib) as virtual hard disk (.vhd) files — Run your existing system as a virtual machine, or boot using Windows 7 Ultimate. * New Powerful Scheduler — In addition to the scheduling tools found in previous versions, the new scheduler expands the amount of scheduling options available. Use the new calendar view to build schedules and tasks. Suspend and enable tasks, specify dates to run tasks, and copy tasks to new dates. * Boot from Windows 7 image — Windows 7 Ultimate users can boot from a backup image (.tib file) containing a backup of their system partition. This will allow the ability to test a backed up system without actual restoration. If the operating system boots from the .tib file, then it will boot when the need arises for a system recovery. * Try & Decide New features: o Try & Decide now can protect your system not only to Acronis Secure Zone, but to the protected volume itself, or any other volume o Multivolume Protection — now users can protect not only a single system partition during Try & Decide session, but as many volumes, as needed. This is very handy when the applications being installed make changes on two volumes and in many other cases. PLEASE KEEP SEEDING AS LONG AS YOU CAN... LEAVE YOUR VALUABLE COMMENTS...

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StefaniaCastelli (2009-11-20)

The Torrent contains what it promises and it works (the few lines Sanpork included in this intro are really poor of info).
The True Image Home installs silently and doesn't ask for reboots even if the first time you launch it you must anyway reboot to get it working....
If you, like me, don't love silent stuff running under the covers, you can open the Trueimage201.exe archive using winrar.
You'll find two files: one is the .msi True Image install package and the other is the silent script.
Open the script with notepad or another editor and copy the "pid" key (serial).
Then launch the .msi install file and paste the key when prompted.
I installed it on a Win7 image running on Parallels Desktop 4.0 in Snow Leopard 10.6.2.
I encountered problems in creating a backup because True Image hangs when it opens folders to select and save it.
But Acronis and other partitioning/backup tools don't like Virtual Machines.... so I'm sure is not an issue of this release or a Sanpork responsibility... ;-)