Key Features:
1. System backup
Backup all system parts (including system partition, system reserved partition, settings, etc.) to another location for disaster recovery.
2. hard disk backup
Back up the entire hard drive to make a double insurance for the data on it.
3. partition backup
Backup one or more partitions to keep important data safe.
4. file backup
Backup specific files or folders and multiple files on the network drive at the same time.
5. file synchronization
Synchronize files and folders between two different locations manually or in real-time.
How to back up?
1. automatic scheduled backup
Automatically back up data regularly and perform backup tasks in real time.
2. full backup
Backup all data completely.
3. incremental & differential backup
Back up changed or new files based on a full backup.
4. Back up changed or new files based on a full backup.
Create a backup image without closing the applications and restarting the computer.
5. backup via command lines
Perform backup, restore, and clone operations from the command prompt or create batch scripts.
Where can the backups be saved?
1. Create a backup to external storage media
Perform backup, restore, and clone operations from the command prompt or create batch scripts.
2. Create a backup on CD / DVD
The following formats are available: CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, BD-R.
3. on NAS/Share network
Select Network Attached Storage (NAS), share network, or network-mapped drive as backup target.
4. backup in the cloud
7 cloud desktop applications can be selected as the target path for the file backup and file synchronization.
Restore functions
1. system recovery
You made a mistake? No problem. Use System Restore, and everything will work as before.
2. hard disk recovery
Quickly repeat and restore all data on the hard drive without loss.
3. dissimilar hardware recovery/hardware change
Restore an image from one computer to another with different hardware.
4. partition recovery
partition or dynamic disk volume to its original good condition.
5. file recovery
Lost, damaged, or incorrectly modified files can simply be restored from their backups.
6. selectively restore individual files
Selectively restore a specific file from an image backup instead of restoring the entire backup to save time.
Clone functions
1. hard disk clone
Clone a hard disk to another advanced hard disk for hard disk upgrade or replacement.
2. partition/volume clone
Give an exact copy to basic or dynamic media for data transfer.
3. flexible clone
Cloning a hard disk to a smaller one or vice versa allows data to be moved easily.
4. system clone
Migrate the operating system from HDD to SSD or HDD directly.