Drive Cloner Rx 1.0
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ABOUT Drive Cloner Rx
Drive Cloner Rx can create a complete clone of your PC's hard drive and enables you to easily restore the entire PC in the event of a virus or malicious system failure. Drive Cloner Rx's unique cloning technology creates a full bare metal image within a few seconds. So whenever you experience a system disaster such as a failed windows update, virus infection, or physical hard drive damage you can easily restore your workstation. Features: Backup any number of physical drives Backup any number of hard drive partitionsDrive Cloner Rx software for bare metal data restores Perform full, incremental and differential backups Image file size control (Normal or High compression) Validate backups Explore backups as virtual drives Create a bootable CD/DVD media disk Generate a ISO image fileDrive Cloner Rx software for bare metal bootable cd/DVD Create scheduled tasks Option to overwrite last full backup file Manually start all backup tasks Start backups one-time only or after a specified elapsed time In disaster recovery, a bare metal restore is the process of reformatting a computer from scratch after a catastrophic failure. This process involves replacing a workstations hard drive, reinstalling the operating system and software applications and then, restoring data and settings... Drive Cloner Rx can clone the entire contents of the hard drive or a single partition by copying used hard drive sectors from the source drive to a target drive or partition. The entire cloning process is performed within Windows and does NOT require the workstation to be rebooted. All Operating system files, personal data and configuration settings will be duplicated on the destination hard drive. When Drive Cloner Rx generates a full backup image, it copies the used data sectors on the hard disk or partition and saves the data as a ISO image file. This image file can then be copied onto CD-DVD, USB or FireWire hard drive, or onto another physical hard drive attached to your PC