Active@ Disk Image 9.1.4.1

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2018-12-04 0 2440

Active@ Disk Image is a PC backup solution for an entire computer or any sets of PC disks, including operating system, applications and user files.

It makes an exact copy of any PC disks (HDD, SSD, USB, CD, DVD, Blu-ray etc…) and stores it into a folder.

The disk images may be used for backups, PC upgrades or disk duplication purposes. In case of computer failure, a backup image may be used to recover your computer system or find and restore any necessary files from within an image.

Active@ Boot Disk Lite is a rescue disk available as a bootable CD-ROM or USB stick for restoring your system completely.

Active@ Disk Image allows you to create an image of the data stored in selected partitions of a hard disk or an image of the entire hard disk.

Active@ Disk Image is partition-oriented and not file-oriented. In a file-oriented system, you must select all the files that you want to archive. In a partition-oriented system, all files on the selected disk partition are saved into the archive.

A partition-oriented approach offers two major advantages:

There is no risk that you will overlook important files when performing the backup. All files on the disk are saved into the image file.
The folder structure and all hidden system files are saved, guaranteeing reliable partition restoring.

If the original partition is completely corrupted and unrecoverable, it is still possible to restore system partitions, data and installed software.

Active@ Disk Image Features:

Create Backup Disk Image (occupied clusters only)
Bootable Disk. CD, DVD, USB stick.
Image Compression (Normal and High)
Windows Servers are supported
Rescue Bootable Media
Regarding scripting
E-mail notifications
Create Raw Disk Image (sector by sector copy)
Image Encrypting (AES-128, AES-192, AES-256)
Scheduled backups
Incremental Scheduled backups

Windows versions supported: from Windows XP to Windows 10.

Others: Old Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris for PC, etc. can be backed up by Raw Disk Image mode after booting up from Active@ Boot Disk Lite.

Changes in Active@ Disk Image 9.1.2 (November 13, 2018):

Added support for raw images in VirtualDisk
Added support for ReFS in Explorer
Minor user interface improvements
Fixed bug preventing proper display of exFAT partitions in Explorer
Fixed raw images compression in Disk Image and VirtualDisk
Professional version: the latest Active@ Boot Disk and Boot Disk Creator improved