Norton Ghost 10 for me.
It makes backs up your Hard Drive fully allowing you to restore it anytime. Also, if you installed anything after you make the image of the HD, with a few clicks you can add the changes to the image you already have saving you having to make a full image from the start again
What I do is install windows, install all the updates, drivers and software I want then make an image of the HD with NGhost. If something happens or I want to restore the HD to it's state when I installed everything all I do is boot in to the PC using the Ghost CD. From there it's a few click and you can restore the PC using the ghost image. It takes about 30 minutes if you have a large Ghost image.
Once it's done, you reboot and voila, your PC is restored to how you had it when you first installed.
It makes backs up your Hard Drive fully allowing you to restore it anytime. Also, if you installed anything after you make the image of the HD, with a few clicks you can add the changes to the image you already have saving you having to make a full image from the start again
What I do is install windows, install all the updates, drivers and software I want then make an image of the HD with NGhost. If something happens or I want to restore the HD to it's state when I installed everything all I do is boot in to the PC using the Ghost CD. From there it's a few click and you can restore the PC using the ghost image. It takes about 30 minutes if you have a large Ghost image.
Once it's done, you reboot and voila, your PC is restored to how you had it when you first installed.