Have you tried verifying the backups?

How about changing the priority of the backup task? This always gives me
problems.

Or perhaps you work for Acronis.

"Kue2" wrote:

> Used the product many times. Never had a problem. Restored my Vista 64 bit
> system flawlessly,in a dual boot environment. Problems must be related to
> your system
>
> "JJ" <JJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:52943057-1A5E-49CD-A25D-9D8748B45731@microsoft.com...
> > Stay away from this product. I bought Acronis True Image 10 Home from
> > tigerdirect.ca and installed it on my Vista 64-bit PC. I took backups
> > regularly - once a week. I never bothered to verify the integrity of the
> > backups. When I did, the product always reported that the backups were
> > corrupt. By this time my 30 days for getting a refund from TigerDirect had
> > passed. So, I contacted Acronis who told me to upgrade to a new build that
> > I
> > can download from their website. Same problem with the new build - corrupt
> > backups. Acronis said they couldn't give me a refund since I didn't buy
> > the
> > product from them. I contacted TigerDirect who told me that they can't
> > give
> > me a refund either since the 30 days have passed. The product is useless
> > to
> > me now.
> >
> > Another problem with this product is that it doesn't play well with Vista.
> > Once you start a backup task, you can't change it's priority. You always
> > get
> > an error message saying you don't have enough privileges to do this.
> >
> > And I received an email from Acronis a couple of days ago saying I can buy
> > the new version 11 at 40% off. Some consolation.
> >
> > Lousy product. Lousy service from the manufacturer and retailer.
> >
>
>