05-05-2018 , 04:50 PM
Thank you O&O Software Team for the exclusive giveaway event. Thanks to tarekma for the great review work & arranging the giveaway.
I currently use O&O Diskimage 11 so I know the quality of software it is. Excellent image making capability & backup provided by the current version I use regularly. New version 12 have improved many features. O&O DiskImage will take a snapshot of the hard drive that'll encompass every piece of data, including Windows files. Once the image has been created it's held on a new partition on the hard disk. It's also possible to save the compressed file to an external drive or burn it to CD or DVD.
Image creation can be done right after start by clicking on the appropriate tile: "Start drive imaging", "Start file backup", "Create one-click image" or maybe "Create bootable disk". Creating a recovery disc will be able to restore backups - on EFI/UEFI and BIOS-based systems - even if Windows won't start. DiskImage also allows to convert drive images into virtual hard disks, allowing to attach them to programs like VirtualBox or VMWare Workstation for using as virtual PCs.
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I currently use O&O Diskimage 11 so I know the quality of software it is. Excellent image making capability & backup provided by the current version I use regularly. New version 12 have improved many features. O&O DiskImage will take a snapshot of the hard drive that'll encompass every piece of data, including Windows files. Once the image has been created it's held on a new partition on the hard disk. It's also possible to save the compressed file to an external drive or burn it to CD or DVD.
Image creation can be done right after start by clicking on the appropriate tile: "Start drive imaging", "Start file backup", "Create one-click image" or maybe "Create bootable disk". Creating a recovery disc will be able to restore backups - on EFI/UEFI and BIOS-based systems - even if Windows won't start. DiskImage also allows to convert drive images into virtual hard disks, allowing to attach them to programs like VirtualBox or VMWare Workstation for using as virtual PCs.
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