My backup and recovery plan is as follows:Īround once a month, I clone my laptop’s system drive to an identical drive mounted full-time in the laptop’s multi-purpose bay, using Macrium Reflect Free. It’s even slower :) And it needs very clumsy **manual** re-partitioning before restores, and (surprise!) even not in way text on screen says to you (like in “if it’s only image of something important, you’ll be covered up in a cold sweat trying to make it restore the image to the same original media it backed up” – happened to me once. And it’s really available everywhere (you can boot from almost any windows media and restore backup even from network share).īut anyway it’s not the worst because there is DriveImageXML. Hey, why “the worst”? It’s slow to make image, but restores are fairly good. Hated it from first versions, when it installed permanent system driver which cannot be removed without system reinstall (it stayed in system even when uninstalling True Image if you tried to remove it, system didn’t boot no hacks known to uninstall it, and official answer is “that’s by design”). (I’m not saying there are none, i’m just curious which are ones) Backupper, while it works, falls short of Macrium Reflect.įalls short in *which* cases? I only know one very specific – when backing up EMMC.
Now You: Do you back up I periodically test imaging software. You may want to give it a try if that is what kept you from installing the program in first place.Įxisting users may want to update to the new version anyway, especially if they ran into one of the fixed issues or want to make use of the new functionality of that version. Closing WordsĪOMEI Backupper 4.0 brings real-time sync support to the backup program. The new version ships with a couple of fixes, and two options for the Technician and Technician Plus versions of the program that allow users to create a fully portable version of the program, and use a newly integrated image deploy tool. This is quite useful if you just want the file but don't need the path as well as it saves you some clicks to go to the file in question. The program supports Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Box, SugarSync, hubiC and Cloudme currently.įile restore, an option to restore individual files, supports making those files available without their original path. Another interesting new feature is the option to select a cloud drive as the target path for a backup or sync process.
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