Paragon Hard Disk Manager Īs the name implies, Hard Disk Manager provides a full suite of hard disk management tools. This is unlikely to be a concern on more powerful hardware, but is something to consider when using an older computer. On the downside, it appears to be a bit more resource intensive than other disk imaging tools. It has an excellent track record for data integrity, but if in doubt, you have the option to run automatic validation, or validation on a schedule. In tests, it had the fastest backup speeds, presumably due to better compression prior to transfer. Historically it has pioneered many of the advanced features now more commonly available. advanced backup schemes and data retention rules, scheduling, file and folder exclusion, individual file recovery, migration to different hardware, and backup validation. It has all the advanced features expected in a premium disk imaging tool, e.g. This will be appealing for people who want to spend minimal time learning how to use a new backup tool. It is particularly straightforward and intuitive to use, where all key features are obvious and easily accessible.
Acronis True Image (Best Rated Overall)Īcronis True Image has a polished user interface, using large buttons and menus. to upgrade to a better disk (such as SSD).
It can also clone your system to a separate physical hard disk, e.g. to recover from malware, hardware failure or theft, or simply to restore a computer that is getting slow. You can also find links to in-depth reviews below.ĭisk imaging software is for making backups of your entire hard disk to restore to a previous state, e.g. I’ve tested the most popular imaging utilities available, so hope you find this summary helpful. Here’s a review of the best disk imaging software in 2016.
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