Backing up should not trigger an activation. Do you really mean restore?
Anyway, if you set up your computer, install and activate all your software,
and then create a system image using a program such as Acronis TrueImage,
when you have to restore your computer you will find that all programs are
still activated.
That's the whole idea behind imaging software. It takes a picture of your
system at a given time. Two years later you can go back to exactly how the
system was when you took the snap shot (created the image).
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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience
"Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
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>
> Every time I backup a my entire internal hard drive,
> there is one _very_ expensive application that
> demands to be activated.
> (Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10, full medical version)
>
> I think I am running out of my alloted 10 activations.
>
> Is there any recourse when that happens?
>
> Mark-
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