I understand that the Thinkvantage has some back up tools. Similarly to Norton Ghost, does it allow me to make a mirror image of my C drive so that if something happens, I can just take the image off of burned DVDs? I'm not talking about making backups of important files, I'm talking about the whole shabam - an exact mirror image of my drive.
Thanks
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dietcokefiend DietGreenTeaFiend
While it doesnt spit out a perfect ISO or anything, it does give the option to backup an exact copy of your drive to many sources. CD/DVD that it will burn for you, Internal or External HD, and then a network backup.
The backup it produces gets your computer to the *exact* state it was when the backup was made. I have used these many times when I want to try out Vista for a night, and then revert back to XP before I go to bed so the laptop is ready for the next day of work. -
Now what about OS activation keys. Say I restore the Vista image multiple times, does it think that I am installing the OS on multiple computers?
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dietcokefiend DietGreenTeaFiend
It shouldn't, although I have not tested that. I believe that vista activation is a constant checking program, and if its activated on a "new" setup, the activation on the previous becomes void.
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If you image it after it's activated (which most OEMs are) and apply it to the same hardware, activation shouldn't be an issue.
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Cool beans
Thinkvantage Suite Program Question
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by eskimochaos, Jun 13, 2007.