Good point.But it's actually the other-way round.(assuming that you meant
`edition` and not `version`,since Vista itself is a version of Windows)
The fact is that IF (and not unless) the edition of Vista is Home Premium or
Home Basic(or probably Starter too),the feature is not available.
In other words,only the Business and Ultimate editions do(and perhaps
Enterprise as well)
Yes,the edition has not been specified.But a 64-bit system with RAID
configured on it as well as knowledge of command-line tools makes me think
that this is not a home edition which he is using.......or atleast the
environment isn't one at a typical home.
"Bender" <> wrote in message
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Unless the version of Vista is Home Premium or Basic, then that option is
not available. The OP doesn't say which version they are using.
"Hiren" <> wrote in message
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> Go to the `Backup and Restore Center` from start>all
> programs>maintenance.Now,under the heading `Back up files or your entire
> computer`,select `Back up computer`.This will create a `Windows Complete
> PC
> Backup and Restore` image
>
> "Trutta" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>
> Hi,
>
> I've just installed Vista x64 and some applications to work. The the
> system and the applications are "fresh", proper installed and I would
> like to create an image of all system (all matrix RAID 0+1) on external
> harddrive. What software do you suggest for this purpose? Can I do it
> via ghost.exe from DOS level?
>
> Thank you in advance
> Best regards.
> Trutta
>
>
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> Trutta
>
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