System Image in Windows 10 usefulness now

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    I tried Acronis a long time ago and was completely overwhelmed by it. I currently use Genie Backup Manager 9 and Genie Timeline 10, and I am very happy with both programs. I would like to have a simple image program for piece of mind.
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       #42

    Lynnea1941 said:
    I tried Acronis a long time ago and was completely overwhelmed by it. I currently use Genie Backup Manager 9 and Genie Timeline 10, and I am very happy with both programs. I would like to have a simple image program for piece of mind.
    Simple Acronis is an oxymoron.
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       #43

    cereberus said:
    Simple Acronis is an oxymoron.
    Each product has it's own idiosyncrasies.

    It's a personal choice.
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       #44

    Try3 said:
    siw2,

    Which other applications?

    Some could cope with the vhd format [such as TI] but I haven't noticed any that could cope with vhdx.

    Denis
    If you have a .vhdx, you should be able to mount it in diskmgmt, extract any files, service it or make an image using anything else.

    Disk genius opens .vhdx files even in win7, I believe isobuster does, there are probably others.
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    SIW2 said:
    If you have a .vhdx, you should be able to mount it in diskmgmt, extract any files, service it or make an image using anything else.
    I thought you meant that other imaging applications could restore vhdx format images. That is something I would be interested in - one format, two possible avenues for recovery - just like I had with Windows 7's vhd images [both Windows 7 imaging & TI could restore them]. But I suppose that this issue is largely academic now because Windows 10 imaging is no longer being fully supported {security updates only}.

    Denis
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    Try3 said:
    I thought you meant that other imaging applications could restore vhdx format images. That is something I would be interested in - one format, two possible avenues for recovery - just like I had with Windows 7's vhd images [both Windows 7 imaging & TI could restore them]. But I suppose that this issue is largely academic now because Windows 10 imaging is no longer being fully supported {security updates only}.

    Denis
    You can. Disk Genius will apply the vhdx to a drive (it describes it as clone ) and isobuster will extract it. There may be others.
    Another alternative is to use wbadmin command from winpe.
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