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How to create a CD/DVD based image of your hard drive with Acronis True Image I was digging around on the Acronis website and couldn't find what I wanted. Acronis has the ability to write the image to a CD/DVD if you have UDF packet writing support (Nero InCD or the like). But that CD/DVD isn't bootable.
I wanted a bootable CD/DVD with the image of my hard drive on it. That way, if I had to replace the hard drive in my computer, I could simply pop in the CD/DVD and be back to everything exactly the way I wanted it. Foreword If you are going to be creating your backup image on CD-R's, follow the blue text. If you're going to use DVD-R's, follow the green text. What you'll need • Acronis True Image • UltraISO (Or other image editing software) • CD/DVD Burning software (if your image editing software doesn't support burning) • Free space on your hard drive equal in size to your hard drive image • Some blank media (CD-RW, DVD-RW recommended) • Some time (30mins-1hr) How-to • Open Acronis True Image • Create image of the partition you want to back up (most likely your system partition) and save it to a location on your hard drive. Select Maximum Compression to ensure that the image fits on the disc.