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Securely backup your disks with Acronis True Image 2012 - Tutorial 3 - Restoring files or disks from a backup

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Acronis True Image is a very flexible backup program. When you take a full disk backup with the program you can restore your computer in the event of a complete system failure, or you can recover individual files and folders. In this video we'll show you both techniques.

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It is also possible to 'mount' a backup file and access it as if it were a physical drive attached to your computer. This can be useful if you want to search through the contents of a backup image. To mount an image, select the Tools & Utilities tab and then choose "Image mounting".

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