


The TeraByte Drive Image Backup and Restore Suite includes Image for Windows, Image for Linux, Image for DOS, and the OSD Tool Suite. This gives you the flexibility to restore disk images using your component of choice. all 3.x products are compatible with other 3.x products). The TeraByte drive image files produced by Image for Windows are compatible across all TeraByte Unlimited disk imaging products of the same major version number (i.e.

Image for Windows runs under the Windows operating system, yet it can backup or restore any partition, including those of DOS or Linux, and even partitions encrypted by third-party software. This eliminates the inconsistencies typically experienced while backing up a partition that is in use. VSS and PHYLock™ allows you to continue using your computer while the backup is locked to a point-in-time. It’s that easy.Īs a key component of the TeraByte Drive Image Backup and Restore Suite, Image for Windows utilizes the technology provided by Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) or PHYLock™, an add-on component included in the suite. To restore your data, programs and operating systems back to the way they were when the backup was created, simply boot the recovery disk and restore the partition(s) or drive(s) you need to recover. The suite includes an easy-to-use MakeDisk wizard for creating a recovery boot disk. Your backups can be saved directly to external USB and FireWire™ drives, to internal or network drives, and even directly to CD, DVD, or BD. No complaints.Image for Windows provides an easy and convenient way to completely backup all your hard drive’s data, programs and operating systems. It's a great improvement to Windows (XP at least), I sure hope the brains that gave us this, would give us a search function too - they must have the capability.Btw, the speed is good too. And the whole business took ~20 seconds? I was amazed.I use it, I like it, I definitely recommend it. I'd say it's a pretty smart and precise program. checking dates for each individual file would cause, if not a headache, probably more severe mental damage?!I just copied a whole game, nothing illegal, I have the CDs, and out of more than 9,000 files only a couple hand fulls were copied - "older only". I've been using TeraCopy 2.05 for some time now, and even if I haven't got to compare the speed with XP's copy / replace function, this friend certainly has a few functions I highly appreciate:Hitting a file with the same name, it gives you the possibility to rename, instead of a simple yes or no option I'm meddling a bit with game mods, and not once or twice have I been grateful for the option "Replace older files only" - a plain yes or no would simply not do and, as it may be several thousand files.
