New Aomei Backupper - Great free imaging program

[SIW2]

New version 1.5 Supports scheduling now:





NAS Supported

GPT & UEFI Boot Supported

Dynamic Volumes Supported

Incremental & Differential Backups

Encryption and Compression

Image File Checker and Mount to a virtual partition.

Comment Backups and Splitting Backups

Create Bootable Rescue Media usb or cd

http://www.backup-utility.com/free-backup-software.html?from=patoolbar

Fantastic free backup software.

 

[spencer1]

I've been giving AOMEI a trial run for a week now. My verdict so far: Big Thumbs Up. The UI is so neat, so sweet. Backups and restores are simple, fast, problem free. And now there's a scheduling feature to complete the package. I am turning into an AOMEI fanboy. lol

 

[SIW2]

The Aomei partition manager is good, too.

Will upload my winpe maker soon.

You need the 7SP1 dvd to make it. I have only done the 64 bit so far.

It takes a few mins and looks like this:

 

[ab1kenobee]

SIW2:

Thank you for this referral.

I previously used RestoreIT and ShadowProtect... was looking for a reliable alternative.

Installed Aomei Backupper. Ran it. No issue of any kind.

Appreciate the details in your post.

Alan

 

[SIW2]

http://www.sevenforums.com/software/300292-win-7-winpemaker.html

 

[spencer1]

Some folks say Aomei can screw up on the restore. I've tested it with 3 restores and everything looks fine (I think!). Has anyone here run into problems?

 

[SIW2]

I have used it plenty of times, works fine for me.

I suppose the 2 most well known free versions up to now have been macrium and paragon. They are both good. Paragon offers more functions, but doesn't have a built in winpe making thing. Macrium does, but it needs to d/l waik components.

Aomei does it all.

 

[spencer1]

Well, I did another backup/restore test today. Looks good. It does take less time to backup than to restore (10 minutes vs. 17 minutes). No biggie!

 

[Layback Bear]

It's simple to me; if SIW2 recommends it I surly will try it.