Acronis True Image Home 2009 beta2 is available for testing

Acronis True image is most popular hard-drive cloning or backup software that creates exact copy of your hard disk and allows to instantly restore the entire system including operating system, applications, and all the data in the event of a fatal system crash or virus attack.

Acronis True Image Home 2009 is a comprehensive backup and recovery solution that protects your PC with less effort on your part and allows you to recover from the impact of viruses, unstable software downloads and failed hard drives. Create an exact copy of your PC and restore from a major failure in minutes, or back up only you’re most important data and recover it even faster.

Acronis True Image Home helps you protect your identity as well. Simply deleting old data will not remove it permanently from your computer. Acronis True Image now includes Acronis DriveCleanser that permanently destroys files and wipes personal information from partitions and/or entire disks, as well as a wizard that cleans up your Windows system of all traces of user activity.
Acronis True Image Home 2009 is now available for beta testing. To download and to get a serial number just register your name and email address.

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