Matt Pobursky wrote:

> I supplement the regular file based backups with periodic images of my
> system drives using TrueImage. This allows a quick recovery from system
> drive failure (it's happened a time or two over the years). Most of my
> computers have at least two hard drives and I generally try to keep only
> system related things on my "C" drive partition, despite what Microsoft
> and other software vendors would have you do.

If (disk) hardware failure is a concern, maybe try MirrorFolder. It's the
simplest to use software RAID I found for Windows. You have always a
bootable copy of your disk(s). (It's of course no replacement for a solid
backup strategy.)

Gerhard

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