True Image 10 works for many so the task should be to determine what is
different in your computer that prevents proper operation.
Do you have any 3rd party disk monitoring/modifying programs?

Start with a hard drive diagnostics from the manufacturer of your hard
drive.

Then try another hard drive in your computer and install Windows vista.
Use True image and see if it works.
Install your essential hardware and software periodically using True Image.
At the point it fails should indicate the cause.

--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
Windows Server System - Microsoft Update Services
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar


"JJ" <JJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> 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.
>