Backup software

[GazCBG]

Hi,

Can anyone recommend some backup software, up to about £50 if it a paid one, for windows XP and above

What I would like it to do:
Backup data to another hard drive, dvd, cd and maybe net via ftp
Image Hard drive (Not a must)

As I said I don't mind paying for it up to £50, but am unsure what to get

[Wayfair]

Would have to be Acronis True Image for me then, never let me down.

But if you want a nice little program that replicates folders and drives that is free then it would have to be THIS.

[MadGamer]

Acronis True Image

[GazCBG]

I will most like go for Acronis True Image 2009.

Thanks guys

---------- Post added at 13:50 ---------- Previous post was at 13:40 ----------

Will most likely get it from my local PC World store, as I was ready in Computer Active latest issue and they say I can get £10 off if I take the Computer Active with me.

Just phoned them up and they say it same price as website which is £34.24, so with the £10 off it would be £24.24 cool

[Ravenheart]

WAIT!!!

Before you go spending any cash have a look here as you can get Acronis true Image 10 for FREE!!

http://lifehacker.com/5144248/get-ac...yline=true&s=i

will take you to the following page to sign up

http://www.acronis.co.uk/mag/ati10pe

Hope this is of use, just spotted the offer myself

[GazCBG]

Hi,

I am away of true image 10 being free as it is in Computer Active mag, but I prefer to get the latest one.

I did read in Computer Active, that is was only to image the drive (I think) as it the personal version

But thanks for the links

[MarkSenow]

I use Backup Dwarf for $20 from here: backup software

[idi banashapan]

more on the free side...

synctoy2 < free from microsoft

robocopy < free from microsoft (set it up via batch and scheduled task)

clonezilla < free from Clonezilla

free and very reliable.