[eric72]

I've been using CCC for the last 4 years. And for the most part, am happy with it. It does the job, and can make a bootable clone that I can clone back to my startup drive. The only problem I have with CCC is that it doesn't copy every application related files. An example is Adobe software, and some third party Photoshop plugins. Everytime I copy back the clone to my startup drive, some PS plugins and Adobe software gives you a message that you will need to reinstall the software.

Although, this isn't a major issue, it is inconvenient. Because you have to delete all related files for these softwares (or else it won't reinstall properly, and ultimately not work properly), you'll have to track them down, then delete them, then reinstall the software. Easy enough, but does take some time to do. Making "convenient" not so convenient.

My inquiry is, will SuperDuper clone EVERYTHING? That when I clone back to my startup drive, everything will work exactly as it did when I first backed it up?

Much appreciate.