Who needs a backup dancer when you have R-Drive Image? In closing You can create multiple scripts, use backup sets (set size quota, maximum sets, image files, and set age), and either create a new full image or append changes to the last image used in the backup set (differentially or incrementally). It's like having a personal assistant to handle all your backup needs.Īnd let's not forget about the script option. You can enable a snapshot service provided by Windows Volume Snapshot or R-TT Volume Snapshot (or both), establish the backup process priority and total CPU cores to use, assign backup and snapshot auxiliary applications (with support for notifications), and ignore disk read errors. Woah, mind blown! A ton of options available You can also configure some settings, like verifying the file's integrity on task completion, adjusting the image compression ratio, backing up sector by sector or only the actual data, splitting the image automatically or to a fixed size, and setting up a password. To get your image on, you gotta select a partition, saving directory, and file name (to R-Drive Image file - RDR format). It's user-friendly and lets you select from a plethora of actions, like creating and restoring an image, copying a disk to another one, connecting an image as a virtual logical disk, creating a startup disk, verifying an image file, and creating scripts. Whether you're backing up or duplicating files, this handy-dandy tool can come to the rescue. R-Drive Image, a comprehensive application that can whip up some snazzy disk image files for your hard drives and partitions. Drive Image and Disk Backup tool creates disk image files on the fly.

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