Novosoft, acclaimed program developer and business management service provider, reported hot HDD imaging function for Handy Backup, the award-winning backup program. The new edition of the solution will have smart saving of disk partitions or the entire hard disk drive with optimized performance duration, minor requirements for PC user experience, and minimum amount of steps to be made. The updated hot image backup functionality is optimized for Windows system, and basic disk imaging is also convenient for Linux OS.
"There are techniques which get a firm reputation of a hard nut to crack. HDD imaging has earned one too. There were days when creating a snapshot of a HDD required those not so clear actions: logging off and in between miscellaneous systems on a single computer, starting low-level data storing instead of file-based backup, turning off all OS activities, creating a system drive to download from for imaging the first OS, and so on. With the the latest Handy Backup featuring hot disk imaging, those are nothing but troubles of the old times, gone to oblivion" noticed Alexander Prichalov, the head of Novosoft Development Department.
The announced fresh update of the Handy Backup utility offers hot image backup functionality. From now on the creating of a system hard disk drive snapshot takes as small as choosing the "Disk image" option among "What to back up" choices in the software wizard, in a few clicks. No logging off Windows OS or shutting down the system activities are needed. The restorable clone of the hard disk drive is made on the fly.
The hot disk imaging process organized that way provides improved performance duration, minor requirements for computer user skills, and the least ever amount of clicks to be done.
Besides the whole system image backup, the alternatives are individual hard drive partitions and partition table.
The updated hot imaging is optimized for creating snapshots of Windows OS. Also, there is the traditional function for imaging Ubuntu drives, with the Handy Backup Disaster restore bootable hard disk drive making. The program editions to feature hot imaging are Home Professional, Small Server, and Network Server.
"There are techniques which get a firm reputation of a hard nut to crack. HDD imaging has earned one too. There were days when creating a snapshot of a HDD required those not so clear actions: logging off and in between miscellaneous systems on a single computer, starting low-level data storing instead of file-based backup, turning off all OS activities, creating a system drive to download from for imaging the first OS, and so on. With the the latest Handy Backup featuring hot disk imaging, those are nothing but troubles of the old times, gone to oblivion" noticed Alexander Prichalov, the head of Novosoft Development Department.
The announced fresh update of the Handy Backup utility offers hot image backup functionality. From now on the creating of a system hard disk drive snapshot takes as small as choosing the "Disk image" option among "What to back up" choices in the software wizard, in a few clicks. No logging off Windows OS or shutting down the system activities are needed. The restorable clone of the hard disk drive is made on the fly.
The hot disk imaging process organized that way provides improved performance duration, minor requirements for computer user skills, and the least ever amount of clicks to be done.
Besides the whole system image backup, the alternatives are individual hard drive partitions and partition table.
The updated hot imaging is optimized for creating snapshots of Windows OS. Also, there is the traditional function for imaging Ubuntu drives, with the Handy Backup Disaster restore bootable hard disk drive making. The program editions to feature hot imaging are Home Professional, Small Server, and Network Server.