Expired O&O DiskImage 14 Professional Edition

[irfanuas]

O&O DiskImage 15 lets you back up an entire computer or single files whenever you want – even while the computer is being used. In the event you should lose your personal data it can be quickly restored with just a few mouse clicks – even when Windows is no longer able to start. It also supports SSD drives and the latest UEFI System.
O&O DiskImage lets you carry out a system restore and to duplicate or clone an entire PC or hard drive. You can even restore this backup onto a computer whose hardware is different from the original machine, for instance, where you have changed a motherboard on the target machine or have bought a brand new PC and want to restore an old backup onto it.

System Requirements:
Supported systems: Windows® 10 | 8.1 | 8 | 7

Homepage:

O&O Software GmbH – Creating Solutions for Windows™

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[upnorth]

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Fast delivery as usual. Thanks for the share @irfanuas

 

[Soulbound]

A great tool to add to my collection! thanks for sharing

 

[Divine_Barakah]

I do recommend everyone to get this. This is one of the best if not the best backup solutions.

 

[Cortex]

Interface a bit busy for me but a solid solution no doubt.

 

[Divine_Barakah]

Interface a bit busy for me but a solid solution no doubt.

It offers many useful option. For example it allows you to merge incremental images into a single one.

 

[Cortex]

It offers many useful option. For example it allows you to merge incremental images into a single one.

I agree its a great program , but just on a personal note I don't do incremental images, I only image C:\ & just takes 3 mins so have no need - I have plenty of room in my image partition & I've found in the past the risk of failure is greater with incremental, that was a while ago & no doubt others have found different but I prefer a simpler approach than O&O

 

[kyros]

i have macrium free. is it in the same level or should i switch to o&o?

 

[upnorth]

i have macrium free. is it in the same level or should i switch to o&o?

If your curious enough, test it. No need to switch right away IMO as Macrium is a very solid backup solution. Even it's free version.

 

[Divine_Barakah]

I agree its a great program , but just on a personal note I don't do incremental images, I only image C:\ & just takes 3 mins so have no need - I have plenty of room in my image partition & I've found in the past the risk of failure is greater with incremental, that was a while ago & no doubt others have found different but I prefer a simpler approach than O&O

What I do is taking a full backup followed by 1 incremental backup and then one differential backup. I repeat the same process.

 

[Divine_Barakah]

i have macrium free. is it in the same level or should i switch to o&o?

If you plan to make incremental and differential backups, you should go with O&O. Anyway, the last time I tried Macrium Reflect it did erase Windows Update history after backup restoration. That does not happen with O&O.

 

[Divine_Barakah]

If your curious enough, test it. No need to switch right away IMO as Macrium is a very solid backup solution. Even it's free version.

Macrium free won't allow him to encrypt the backup which is bad for security.

 

[upnorth]

Macrium free won't allow him to encrypt the backup which is bad for security.

Personal I don't consider that alone as a feature that I must have, simply because I can place the backup where ever I want, also with Macrium. For example a external HDD that can be turned ON and OFF with a power button. Makes that process simple, and the backup source is automatic better safe.

 

[Digmor Crusher]

Thanks, 65 minutes to image my C drive, 367GB, does that seem slow?

 

[Divine_Barakah]

Thanks, 65 minutes to image my C drive, 367GB, does that seem slow?

Backing up my system (C Drive and Recovery and Boot Partitions usually 30 GBs) takes 8 mins with Backup verification option selected. 65 mins to backup 367 is very acceptable, at least to me. I hope other members share the time required to backup using other solutions.

 

[Chuck57]

Looks interesting. I do have a question. The DiskImage to go feature. It mentions creating a boot feature on an external HDD. Does it format the entire external or create a sort of partition? I use my HDD to store docs, other stuff and my backups from another product. Like to try O&O but don't want to install and lose them.

 

[Digmor Crusher]

This is also for an older version, not applicable to the newest one, and cannot update either.