It can create an image of a system, erase a disk, clone a drive, exclude files during a clone, etc.ģ) The cloned systems should be identical since the software contains the drivers and software that is specific to the system that is cloned.
However, if each computer has a different license then you may need to change the key for each installation.Ģ) Acronis is pretty similar to any other cloning software. If you are using volume licensing, that should be fine. The software is free to use with WD drives so that an image or clone can be created of a particular system.ġ) The cloning software should keep the system activated with Windows and use whatever key was activated for that Windows version. The software should be pretty easy to use.
If anyone can please help us by answering all of the above questions, we would greatly appreciate it. So we would like to ask Western Digital a few questions about this product.ġ) How will this cloning software affect the OEM Windows 7 (32-bit) licensing on the pre-installed computers by Dell? Will we have to re-activate Windows after cloning? Or will it pretend to think as if it's only one working license for all of the computers that we're planning to clone it to?Ģ) How different is this software from any Cloning or Ghosting software?ģ) Do all of the computers have to have the same specs as the master cloned computer?Ĥ) If anything in the future happens to the current hard drives in the computers (WD Blue 500GB), would we need to buy the same exact hard drive for replacement? Or it is a universal software for any hard drives including SSDs? We are unfamiliar with the Acronis True Image WD Edition Software and how it works. We just bought 30+ computers from Dell and two of the computers are ready for cloning. Our team (IT Department) is trying to look for a cloning software and found the Acronis True Image WD Edition Software.
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