New free system imaging program

MilesAhead · 20 Aug 2011

SIW2 said:

Haven't made one for 32 bit yet.

Will get around to it when I can .

If you are using 32 bit win 7 - you are in luck - there will the option to include tons of stuff.

Not just macrium v5 , but also easeus TODO new free v3 will run beautifully, as well as apps. like paragon, partition wizard, Easeus partition master, easeus data recovery wizard, MT data recovery, etc.

Any requests as to the apps you want to have ion your pe3 media?

Maybe a malware scanner like MalwareBytes AntiMalware?
Partition Wizard already has a bootable CD so I can't think of anything else at the moment. Maybe a small portable text editor? Don't know which editor would be best but simpler is better if your system is hosed. :)

Another may be ERUNT related apps for registry recovery. I auto backup the registry with ERUNT every day.

maxseven · 21 Aug 2011

SIW2 said:

Not just macrium v5 , but also easeus TODO new free v3 will run beautifully, as well as apps. like paragon, partition wizard, Easeus partition master, easeus data recovery wizard, MT data recovery, etc.

I'm sorry, but I've lost track of EaseUS ToDo in all this talk about Macrium (yes I am guilty of some of it):

Does EaseUS come with USB3.0 drivers out-of-box? If not, they can be added (how)?

Running W7HPx64 myself; and I have Renesas drivers on this computer...

MilesAhead · 21 Aug 2011

maxseven said:

SIW2 said:

Not just macrium v5 , but also easeus TODO new free v3 will run beautifully, as well as apps. like paragon, partition wizard, Easeus partition master, easeus data recovery wizard, MT data recovery, etc.

I'm sorry, but I've lost track of EaseUS ToDo in all this talk about Macrium (yes I am guilty of some of it):

Does EaseUS come with USB3.0 drivers out-of-box? If not, they can be added (how)?

Running W7HPx64 myself; and I have Renesas drivers on this computer...

I tried it on the PC in my specs. It recognized my SIIG USB 3.0 card and docking stations. Just made the Linux boot CD without doing anything special. I just booted and looked around to make sure I could see my drives in the docks. I haven't tested the restore. But it sees them fine from the Linux boot.

mjf · 21 Aug 2011

SIW2 said:

This is the app. for making Macrium pe3 media Attachment 170112

It makes this

Attachment 170114

Here is the Todo app. in one of my custom pe builds

Attachment 170115

- see

Malware bytes provide the following alert

New free system imaging program-siw2-pe-disk-maker.jpg

Golden · 21 Aug 2011

PUP = Potentially Unwanted Program. It could be false positive. I'll check out the Malwarebytes forums and see what I can find.

Mmm. Not conclusive...there are some FP's for PSWTool.ProduKey.exe, but associated with Nirsoft. Perhaps submit it to Malwarebytes, and see what they say?

Regards,
Golden

mjf · 23 Aug 2011

Thanks Golden.
I thought SIW2 may have a comment as it was his app
"This is the app. for making Macrium pe3 media...."

damien76 · 23 Aug 2011

SIW2 said:

This is the app. for making Macrium pe3 media Attachment 170112

It makes this

Attachment 170114

Here is the Todo app. in one of my custom pe builds

Attachment 170115

- see

Is there an x32 version for that? A link perhaps....

SIW2 · 23 Aug 2011

FP.

Apps like produkey are bound to do that.

Will do 32 bit version when I can get the time.

mjf · 23 Aug 2011

SIW2 said:

FP.

Apps like produkey are bound to do that.

Will do 32 bit version when I can get the time.

Off the specific app in question which was a grateful freebie and particularly unlikely to have malware!

Maybe a security person could explain to me why these sort of apps are prone to FPs. Malwarebytes gave one, NIS2011 wagged it's tail and said fine.

Golden · 23 Aug 2011

mjf said:

Thanks Golden.
I thought SIW2 may have a comment as it was his app
"This is the app. for making Macrium pe3 media...."

Apologies SIW2....I had no idea this was yours, or didn't read the thread closely enough, otherwise I would have conclusively called it an FP

Regards,
Golden