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From: JD on 23 Jan 2010 22:07
Anthony Buckland wrote:
> Pressing F11 on startup is the way you access Acronis
> True Image without starting your OS, Win XP in this
> discussion. You can do various things, but the usual
> aim is to start a partition, such as C:, restoration. If
> the disk is new or the data on it has been sufficiently
> corrupted, you use an emergency CD instead. Or you
> wish to high heaven you had created an emergency CD
> when you could.
>
>

I understand what you're saying but I thought timOleary, the OP, said he
removed Acronis True Image so he shouldn't have the option to start it?
That's why I ask if he had hit F11.

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