Robert writes:

<<I would like to set up his computer so he can clone the C: drive to
another drive.>>

I used to use Acronis, but now use Macrium Reflect. It's more 
user-friendly, and seems to do the same job, with a backup bootable disk if 
you want it, always a useful safeguard.

Macrium generally seems to get good reviews, and appears to be the most 
popular of the free ones.

I've used its restoration a couple of times, and it seems to work very 
well. To be quite honest, I find Acronis 10 a bit of a pain to work with 
when trying to do the occasional backup. Maybe they've improved its user 
interface in later versions.

www.macrium.com.

I have version 4.2 which is free for personal use. It may not be free for 
commercial use. And it appears that the latest version is no longer free, 
so you may have to hunt around for the earlier version, which works fine 
with XP and W7 32-bit.

Don Penlington

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