How can I recover Acronis image *.tib from an Iso image

redback5 · 29-10-2006

G'day all.
Is it possible to recover a .tib Acronis inage saved on DVD as Iso image. I have tryed Nero and ImgBurn without any success. I canot remember what program I used to produce the Iso file, but this is the name and extension: "abc.iso".
Any help will be appreciated.
John

*Bjproc* · 29-10-2006

will winiso not extract the iso to give you your .tib ?

you've probably tried that already

*MegaDETH* · 29-10-2006

You could also try Winrar if I remember it can extract ISO's

Martin H · 30-10-2006

... Or the free 7-Zip.

*roadworker* · 30-10-2006

UltraIso 8.5.1.1860......

redback5 · 30-10-2006

Thank you all for the replies. I shall try those. I"ll let you know.
John

redback5 · 31-10-2006

I tryed Winrar and UltraIso. Both extracted a .tib file 1.49 GB only. the original image file was over 10 GB. When I tryed to open it with Acronis I had an error message: corrupted archive.
Thank you all for helping.
John

*MegaDETH* · 31-10-2006

Does it show 10 gig when you open it up in Winrar?

It extracts without error I assume. Very odd.

*furballi* · 31-10-2006

DO NOT save an image file as ISO when working with *.TIB! If the image file was 10GB, then how do you manage to fit that image file on a DVD?

The data is probably toast. TI is horrible with DVD data backup. Go to the Terabyteunlimited website and download Bootit NG. It combines a drive imaging, non-destructive partitioning, and boot-loading in one tiny program (fits in a floppy). The software is fully functional for 30 days. $35 to purchase.

*bigmike7* · 31-10-2006

Yo-

Why not open it as a Acronis virtual drive - pluck off what you want - and close the drive-eh?

redback5 · 04-11-2006

G'day cobbers
Sorry it took me so long to get back to your replies.

I think, as furballi said, the data was lost when trying to fit 10 Gigs in a DVD. I have re installed, updated, tweaked, and configured most of what I need. The system is now much leaner.

Thanks Bigmike. I usually do that and it works well. not this time however.

You can close this thread now. Thanks to all.

John

29-10-2006	#1
redback5 MyCE Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Sydney Australia Posts: 336	*How can I recover Acronis image .tib from an Iso image** G'day all. Is it possible to recover a .tib Acronis inage saved on DVD as Iso image. I have tryed Nero and ImgBurn without any success. I canot remember what program I used to produce the Iso file, but this is the name and extension: "abc.iso". Any help will be appreciated. John

29-10-2006	#2
Bjproc MyCE Resident Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Scotland Posts: 2,965	*Re: How can I recover Acronis image .tib from an Iso image** will winiso not extract the iso to give you your .tib ? you've probably tried that already __________________ Bj click HERE to join cdfreaks

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31-10-2006	#7
redback5 MyCE Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Sydney Australia Posts: 336	*Re: How can I recover Acronis image .tib from an Iso image** I tryed Winrar and UltraIso. Both extracted a .tib file 1.49 GB only. the original image file was over 10 GB. When I tryed to open it with Acronis I had an error message: corrupted archive. Thank you all for helping. John

31-10-2006	#9
furballi MyCE Resident Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,261	*Re: How can I recover Acronis image .tib from an Iso image** DO NOT save an image file as ISO when working with *.TIB! If the image file was 10GB, then how do you manage to fit that image file on a DVD? The data is probably toast. TI is horrible with DVD data backup. Go to the Terabyteunlimited website and download Bootit NG. It combines a drive imaging, non-destructive partitioning, and boot-loading in one tiny program (fits in a floppy). The software is fully functional for 30 days. $35 to purchase.

31-10-2006	#10
bigmike7 MyCE Resident Old Fart Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Diehard Old CDFreak Lurking In The Back Of Your Mind Posts: 10,079	*Re: How can I recover Acronis image .tib from an Iso image** Yo- Why not open it as a Acronis virtual drive - pluck off what you want - and close the drive-eh? __________________ Mike (Y) <- - - (a tribute to someone) Brayden & Lil Burnits Proud Cyber Grampie - 'CERCA, TROVA' - 'NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM' Work Computer = ZT Systems i7-2600 CPU w/16GB DDR3-1333 RAM/ Win7 Pro-sp1 /Intel 510 120GB SSD @ SATA3 /Western Digital VelociRaptor 500GB Workstation HDD @ SATA3 /Corsair 650 watt PSU /Pioneer BDR-2207 as BD burner /Lite-On iHBS-112-04 as Reader/Ripper and BD Disc Quality Tester /AOC i2757fh 27 inch S-IPS monitor w/LED backlight /XFX Radeon HD6870 w/2GB GDDR5RAM /Ashampoo Burning Studio 2012 /DVDFab 9 Burning Computer = HP xw8400 workstation w/ Two Xeon 5160, dual core, 3.0 mhz CPU's w/ 16gb PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM /Win7 Pro-sp1 /Intel X25-M G2 160GB SSD /Western Digital Caviar Black 640gb w/64mb cache HDD /Corsair 850 watt psu / Optiarc AD-5280S-CB-PLUS w/v1.Z7 fw as Disc Burner and Disc Quality Tester /Optiarc AD-5280S-CB-PLUS w/v1.Z7 fw as Disc Reader/Ripper /ATi Radeon HD 5770 w/1gb GDDR5 Ram Videocard /HP 24" LCD /Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 /DVDFab 9 On The Shelf: (1) Benq 1640, (1)BenQ 1640 @EW168, Pioneer (2) 115D, (3) Optiarc 7200A, Optiarc 7260A, Asus DRW-24b1ST

04-11-2006	#11
redback5 MyCE Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Sydney Australia Posts: 336	*Re: How can I recover Acronis image .tib from an Iso image** G'day cobbers Sorry it took me so long to get back to your replies. I think, as furballi said, the data was lost when trying to fit 10 Gigs in a DVD. I have re installed, updated, tweaked, and configured most of what I need. The system is now much leaner. Thanks Bigmike. I usually do that and it works well. not this time however. You can close this thread now. Thanks to all. John

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