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    Windows 98 Backup Solution?

    Hi,

    I need to backup an old work PC with data on that needs to be kept for 7 years. I could use take the HDD out and put a new one in, but its a 120gb drive with only 5gb of data on. Is it possible to back this up (including programs) so that I could run it if needed? True image isnt compatible with Windows 98 so I am stuck.

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    what happens if you take the hard drive out, and plug it into a machine with XP as a secondary hard drive, the use TrueImage on it?

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    Or how about you boot from the Trueimage CD and take the image that way? That'd work. Alternatively Ghost should do what you need.

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    Sorted now! used Splash's method.

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