Testseek.com have collected 21 expert reviews of the Acronis True Image Home 2010 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Acronis True Image Home 2010.
December 2009
(86%)
21 Reviews
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Abstract: According to Sod’s Law, the odds against a hard disk failure, whether due to outside influences or not, decrease substantially the moment you neglect to carry out a backup of your data. While disaster might not strike immediately, when it does you will...
Easy to schedule tasks; most actions can be done without exiting Windows; specify which files and folders to save; reasonably fast
Hard for new users to get the best from the software without some hard work
Excellent backup but users may find it difficult to understand its nuances Good points Easy to schedule tasks; most actions can be done without exiting Windows; specify which files and folders to save; reasonably fast Bad points Hard for new users to ...
Abstract: The latest version of Acronis's home back-up program is as useful as ever, collecting together everything you need to create back-ups of the data on your computer in a variety of different ways. In previous editions, we've wondered how something so com...
Abstract: A nice evolution of last year's version of this powerful and flexible backup and recovery tool. The new features are likely to be of use to many people, and even if they're not, the core backup and recovery capabilities are likely to be well worth the...
Acronis True Image Home 2010 is the first upgrade to True Image we've seen in a while that didn't have "must maintain revenue stream" tattooed all over it. There may still be a few bugs we haven't spotted yet in this new version, but so far it...
Abstract: Verdict: A great backup and disk imaging application with system rollback capabilities. We've always held Acronis's True Image Home suite in high regard. The previous incarnation received five stars thanks in large part to its excellent interface. U...
Acronis True Image 2010 is definitely a step forward in a lot of aspects, and some major functionality bugs were fixed in the latest release. But during our evaluation time we had two completely different experiences on our two systems. Either the program worked perfectly, or it had major kinks. We really want to recommend Acronis True Image Home 2010, and we'd like to think that our experience
