O&O DiskImage Server (Pro/Workstation) 20.1.320

Published on: 2024-12-29 15:46:55

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Description

O&O DiskImage is an efficient computer backup software. The program can backup the entire system or just certain files and folders even if those files are in use. This program does not need to restart the system for full backup; you will run the backup while you are working and you will be notified when the operation is complete. With this software you can boot your backup to disk or flash drive and perform recovery whenever the system has encountered a problem that could not be raised.

The software supports SSDs and the latest version of the UEFI system. If the system has a complete clone or copy, it can be restored to another system even with different hardware. This can be useful for cafe owners or anyone dealing with a set of systems as it only performs installation on a single system instead of installing a single operating system on its own and then transfers the clone to a flash drive. And restores on other systems. It can also periodically backup and schedule the entire system or parts you specify.

Features of O&O DiskImage:

Backup your entire system or files
Possibility to clone hard disk
Ability to backup even when using the system
Ability to recover a number of files separately
Monitoring and reporting disk security risks
Full or incremental backup (only areas that have changed)
Ability to make boot disk and MRI recovery
Windows 10 support

System Requirements

The system requirement of each operating system has to be fulfilled
30 MB free hard disk space
Supports 32 and 64-bit operating systems
Windows® Vista to Windows® 10 (all editions).

Note:
A minimum of 1 GB of RAM is required for booting with a DiskImage bootable medium.

Note:
When using DiskImage, please make sure that the disk drivers needed by your operating system are all the most current versions available. If you’re unsure about this, refresh the driver (s).

Access permissions
In order to install and register O&O DiskImage you must be a member of a local administrator group or possess an equivalent level of permissions. Domain administrators normally already have these permissions.