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So today I downloaded the latest build of TI 2010. I uninstalled the old and put this version on. I decided to make a new boot disk with the latest build. I burned this to dvd and it dawned on me that i haven't actually ever tried the TI boot disk to see if I can boot into TI environment and see if it recognises my images. So I booted my computer from dvd and TI loaded no problems. I chose TI from the menu and once the main screen was loaded my mouse and keyboard failed to work. Reggae drum beat.

Backup or restore either your entire drive, partition or selected files and folders. This is the latest Acronis True Image 2010 that enables you to backup your content online. You get a free 2GB account for the first 90 days, then it's £3.95 per month thereafter. Other highlights include a 'time line' approach to backup. For Acronis True Image Home 2011 see Acronis True Image Home 2011: Creating Acronis Bootable Media with a Backup File. Introduction Using Acronis True Image Home 2010, you can create Acronis Bootable Media that has a backup of your system on it (all-in-one).

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The only thing I could do was do a forced reboot from the button on the front of the tower. I have a wireless keyboard and mouse. I had a chat session with Acronis and they told me that a wireless mouse and keyboard is not supported in the Acronis boot environment. He suggested a workaround by disabling the usb legacy support through the bios and this would make the motherboard adopt wireless devices. I don't know if I done the right thing but I disabled the usb keyboard and mouse through the bios and they didn't work so I am guessing i didn't. I have a gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R if this helps. What is the best way using acronis TI in a disaster situation to boot this disk?

Am I better off buying a cheap wired keyboard and mouse for this situation? Any help would be appreciated. Keyboard Cherry PS/2 custom model Mouse Lenovo USB laser 'Thinkpad' Mouse PSU OCZ 600w Case Lian-Li PC8 acoustifoamed' aluminium tower Cooling Scythe 140mm Zipang Hard Drives Crucial M4 SSD, archives on twin Western Digital Caviar Black WD2002FAEX, 2TB, 7200rpm HDD's, Samsung Ritemaster CD/DVD Burner. Internet Speed ADSL2+ @14Mbps downstream & Cat6 Gigabit Ethernet Antivirus NOD32 Browser Opera Other Info Silicon Dust HD Homerun Dual FTA (Ethernet) TV Tuners, Dray Tek Vigor 2850Vn router and 8x HP Gigabit Switch. Lian-Li CR26 Card Reader, Canon MF4430 iSensys laser printer/scanner. There's no alternative for a wired keyboard, at the very least. You can navigate through the Acronis EBD GUI with your arrow buttons easily enough.

I'm not 100% sure all wireless devices are a no no, but it's not uncommon as it's an emergency disk powered by a minimal Linux boot agent. You can also slap the ISO resource files onto a sub 2Gb USB stick and boot from that to save groping around for a physical disk when you're stuck.Thanks for the response. If I did decide to purchase a cheap wired keyboard and mouse, am I better buying a wired usb device (my wireless keyboard and mouse are connected via usb) or am I better trying to find a wired set using the ps/2 connectors.

Keyboard Cherry PS/2 custom model Mouse Lenovo USB laser 'Thinkpad' Mouse PSU OCZ 600w Case Lian-Li PC8 acoustifoamed' aluminium tower Cooling Scythe 140mm Zipang Hard Drives Crucial M4 SSD, archives on twin Western Digital Caviar Black WD2002FAEX, 2TB, 7200rpm HDD's, Samsung Ritemaster CD/DVD Burner. Internet Speed ADSL2+ @14Mbps downstream & Cat6 Gigabit Ethernet Antivirus NOD32 Browser Opera Other Info Silicon Dust HD Homerun Dual FTA (Ethernet) TV Tuners, Dray Tek Vigor 2850Vn router and 8x HP Gigabit Switch. Lian-Li CR26 Card Reader, Canon MF4430 iSensys laser printer/scanner. @ pageyboy Re wireless keyboard: I think you will find Acronis are talking pork pies. Version 2010 build 5055 boot disk worked perfectly with wireless keyboards 2.

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    So today I downloaded the latest build of TI 2010. I uninstalled the old and put this version on. I decided to make a new boot disk with the latest build. I burned this to dvd and it dawned on me that i haven\'t actually ever tried the TI boot disk to see if I can boot into TI environment and see if it recognises my images. So I booted my computer from dvd and TI loaded no problems. I chose TI from the menu and once the main screen was loaded my mouse and keyboard failed to work. Reggae drum beat.

    Backup or restore either your entire drive, partition or selected files and folders. This is the latest Acronis True Image 2010 that enables you to backup your content online. You get a free 2GB account for the first 90 days, then it\'s £3.95 per month thereafter. Other highlights include a \'time line\' approach to backup. For Acronis True Image Home 2011 see Acronis True Image Home 2011: Creating Acronis Bootable Media with a Backup File. Introduction Using Acronis True Image Home 2010, you can create Acronis Bootable Media that has a backup of your system on it (all-in-one).

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    The only thing I could do was do a forced reboot from the button on the front of the tower. I have a wireless keyboard and mouse. I had a chat session with Acronis and they told me that a wireless mouse and keyboard is not supported in the Acronis boot environment. He suggested a workaround by disabling the usb legacy support through the bios and this would make the motherboard adopt wireless devices. I don\'t know if I done the right thing but I disabled the usb keyboard and mouse through the bios and they didn\'t work so I am guessing i didn\'t. I have a gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R if this helps. What is the best way using acronis TI in a disaster situation to boot this disk?

    Am I better off buying a cheap wired keyboard and mouse for this situation? Any help would be appreciated. Keyboard Cherry PS/2 custom model Mouse Lenovo USB laser \'Thinkpad\' Mouse PSU OCZ 600w Case Lian-Li PC8 acoustifoamed\' aluminium tower Cooling Scythe 140mm Zipang Hard Drives Crucial M4 SSD, archives on twin Western Digital Caviar Black WD2002FAEX, 2TB, 7200rpm HDD\'s, Samsung Ritemaster CD/DVD Burner. Internet Speed ADSL2+ @14Mbps downstream & Cat6 Gigabit Ethernet Antivirus NOD32 Browser Opera Other Info Silicon Dust HD Homerun Dual FTA (Ethernet) TV Tuners, Dray Tek Vigor 2850Vn router and 8x HP Gigabit Switch. Lian-Li CR26 Card Reader, Canon MF4430 iSensys laser printer/scanner. There\'s no alternative for a wired keyboard, at the very least. You can navigate through the Acronis EBD GUI with your arrow buttons easily enough.

    I\'m not 100% sure all wireless devices are a no no, but it\'s not uncommon as it\'s an emergency disk powered by a minimal Linux boot agent. You can also slap the ISO resource files onto a sub 2Gb USB stick and boot from that to save groping around for a physical disk when you\'re stuck.Thanks for the response. If I did decide to purchase a cheap wired keyboard and mouse, am I better buying a wired usb device (my wireless keyboard and mouse are connected via usb) or am I better trying to find a wired set using the ps/2 connectors.

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    So today I downloaded the latest build of TI 2010. I uninstalled the old and put this version on. I decided to make a new boot disk with the latest build. I burned this to dvd and it dawned on me that i haven\'t actually ever tried the TI boot disk to see if I can boot into TI environment and see if it recognises my images. So I booted my computer from dvd and TI loaded no problems. I chose TI from the menu and once the main screen was loaded my mouse and keyboard failed to work. Reggae drum beat.

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    The only thing I could do was do a forced reboot from the button on the front of the tower. I have a wireless keyboard and mouse. I had a chat session with Acronis and they told me that a wireless mouse and keyboard is not supported in the Acronis boot environment. He suggested a workaround by disabling the usb legacy support through the bios and this would make the motherboard adopt wireless devices. I don\'t know if I done the right thing but I disabled the usb keyboard and mouse through the bios and they didn\'t work so I am guessing i didn\'t. I have a gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R if this helps. What is the best way using acronis TI in a disaster situation to boot this disk?

    Am I better off buying a cheap wired keyboard and mouse for this situation? Any help would be appreciated. Keyboard Cherry PS/2 custom model Mouse Lenovo USB laser \'Thinkpad\' Mouse PSU OCZ 600w Case Lian-Li PC8 acoustifoamed\' aluminium tower Cooling Scythe 140mm Zipang Hard Drives Crucial M4 SSD, archives on twin Western Digital Caviar Black WD2002FAEX, 2TB, 7200rpm HDD\'s, Samsung Ritemaster CD/DVD Burner. Internet Speed ADSL2+ @14Mbps downstream & Cat6 Gigabit Ethernet Antivirus NOD32 Browser Opera Other Info Silicon Dust HD Homerun Dual FTA (Ethernet) TV Tuners, Dray Tek Vigor 2850Vn router and 8x HP Gigabit Switch. Lian-Li CR26 Card Reader, Canon MF4430 iSensys laser printer/scanner. There\'s no alternative for a wired keyboard, at the very least. You can navigate through the Acronis EBD GUI with your arrow buttons easily enough.

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