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    Backup software?

    anyone can recommend backup software?

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    Depends what you want to back up? Certain files or whole partitions?

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    Windows 2000 : NT Backup is pretty good for scheduling backup jobs.

    Norton Ghost is good for backing up partitions / drives but tends to work best with Fat32.

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    Powerquest DriveImage backs up & loves NTFS with all its heart.

    It also boots into a fully working WinPE (XP Pro-based mini-environment with full XP drivers) environment when booted, allowing you to restore from network shares with absolutely zero fuss.

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