O&O DiskImage 6.0

With O&O DiskImage you can create professional images. Once the image is made, the imaged data can be quickly accessed if ever a crisis involving data loss occurs: simply transfer the image and your computer is as it was before.

Last update 13 Jan. 2012 Licence Free to try | $29.00 OS Support Windows 2000 Downloads Total: 1,846 | Last week: 3 Ranking #402 in Backup & Recovery Publisher O&o Software Gmbh

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O&O DiskImage Editor's Review

If you are afraid that data loss might occur, you might try this software. This program enables you to create images of your partitions and even of your operating system, so you can restore it, in case data is lost. This program can create incremental backups as well, but you need to read the 'Help' file to find out how you can do this.

The image creation takes a few minutes, but this doesn't change your computer performance very much, so you can work something else in the meantime. If you have to install an operating system on several computers, you can make a disk image on one computer and then use that image on the rest of them. This will save you a lot of time. After creating an image, you can burn it directly with the built-in CD/DVD burner. Each image is checked for integrity after creation.

The user interface is intuitive and user-friendly, but in my opinion, some important features, as the incremental backup, are not easy to find and you have to search for them.

Pluses: Support for Windows x64 versions.

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In conclusion: This is a useful toll, if you care about your data.

version reviewed: 1.0

O&O DiskImage Publisher's Description

Here?s the safest and easiest way to avoid losing important data! O&O DiskImage lets you backup an entire computer or individual drives and files whenever you want ? even while the computer?s being used. Never again will you have to worry about lost data: The backups you make can be restored with just a few clicks of the mouse ? even if Windows is unable...