Hi Glenn, I just know that I was surprised to see that Microsoft and a third party software company were able to get together to provide a much needed feature to IFW. I wish other third party companie

Hello, There is an option in the Image for Windows menus to create an IFW recovery boot disk. Yes, this recovery disk includes Narrator which can be activated by typing Control+Windows+enter. And, thi

That was quick. It took me forever to learn just enough to backup and recover my laptops. As you become more acquainted with the complexities of IFW, maybe you will share what you have discovered. Did

Greetings to Cihan Yazici and list, I sure wish that I had the skill and ability to create a tutorial or pod cast to assist others with using Image for Windows. However, I do not. IFW is extremely com

Is this x86 gonna work with a 64 bit drive? James B

OK, I think I understand how to do the backup. So, what do I do to restore this data on to lets say a new freshly formatted drive? James B

If you are searching for directions to use Image for Windows, IFP is not what you want. If you are looking for IFP directions, then please ignore this post. James B

Hi Glen, I’ve never heard of this and I’ve been using computers since 1994. It sounds almost too good to be true. But, I will try this in a few days to see what luck I have. Wasn’t there a couple file

You can definitely boot IFW up off a 16GB thumb drive and then use Narrator to go get your back up image off of your USB external SSD or mechanical drive. You can also store your backup image on to a

I’m just curious. How much trouble is it to do a restore? Is Back Blaze creating an image of the entire drive or is it just for backing up your personal files like photos and mp3s? How much does it co

Richard said in part: James, I have not followed this entire thread, But, are you saying that with Image For Windows you can have Narrator talk you through the restore process without any sighted help

With Image for Windows Version 3… some of the check boxes in settings are checked by default and some are not. Routing the Jaws cursor to the PC will cause Jaws to anounce the status of check boxes. N

I have never tried any of the cloud based backup software. Lets see if anyone else has any suggestions. Regards, James B

Sorry. I have never heard of a console-based interface. But Image for Windows is made by TeraByte Unlimited. See it at: https://www.terabyteunlimited.com/image-for-windows.htm James B

There are blind people on these list that I trust. Some use Image for Windows backup software which isn’t free but it will let you create a restore/recovery disk that has the screen reader Narrator th

Since I do not have any experience with removing a drive from a laptop, I’m stuck with restoreing the corrupted drive from an external HD. So far, Its always worked. I do like having an image of all o

Hello, I agree that the ability to create a boot media has nothing to do with Jaws being able to read accessible check boxes. If using a recent version of Jaws with Windows 10 and a version of Image f

I think it is what ever you get accustomed to using. Image for Windows did cost me around $40, but it has always worked to restore my hard drives. You can use IFW to create a recovery disk that includ

Greetings, I’m guessing that there is a typo in your response. What do I need to run to tell when check boxes are checked? And, in my Version of Image for Windows, something like V3... there is a chec

Please let me insert my two cents worth. First, Do an image backup of your PC if possible just in case it becomes necessary to do a complete recovery of your hard drive after tech support attempts a r