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From: Joe on 17 Jan 2008 19:55
According to reviews on the Amazon site for True Image backup software, the
software doesn't work correctly with SATA drives.

Comments?

Joe

From: Rod Speed on 17 Jan 2008 20:29
Joe <abc(a)xyz.com> wrote:

> According to reviews on the Amazon site for True Image backup
> software, the software doesn't work correctly with SATA drives.

> Comments?

Complete and utter drivel.


From: Arno Wagner on 18 Jan 2008 05:46
Previously Joe <abc(a)xyz.com> wrote:
> According to reviews on the Amazon site for True Image backup software, the
> software doesn't work correctly with SATA drives.

> Comments?

Unlikely as this type of software does not go down to controller
level.

Arno

From: chrisv on 21 Jan 2008 09:53
Joe wrote:

>According to reviews on the Amazon site for True Image backup software, the
>software doesn't work correctly with SATA drives.
>
>Comments?

Well, that would make it some quite "useful" software, wouldn't it.

From: Jeff Heyen on 28 Jan 2008 22:37

"Joe" <abc(a)xyz.com> wrote in message news:fOSjj.7815$U4.5761(a)trndny01...
> According to reviews on the Amazon site for True Image backup software,
> the software doesn't work correctly with SATA drives.
>
> Comments?
>
> Joe
Joe,

Don't tell my Seagate 250GB SATA drive, it doesn't know it isn't supposed to
work w/ ATI <g>.

Kidding aside, I've had no troubles using ATI 10 and 11 with SATA drives.

Jeff


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