Active@ Disk Image 5.1.1

Active @ Disk Image is used to create and copy a hard disk. This can be useful when copying data from one computer to another, as well as for data backup. The program works in a pure DOSe, that is with a bootable floppy. A backup image may be stored on a USB drive, network storage, burned directly to CD / DVD / BR discs, or kept on other media. The decision to reserve a computer or any PC disks, including operating system, applications and user files. In the case of computer failure, a backup image can be used to restore your computer system or to find and restore any desired file from the image.
Features:
Creation and restoration a disk image without rebooting the computer
Selects only those sectors that contain information used by
Saving a disc image to a local drive, network drive or direct recording on disc
Create an exact image of a sector to reserve sections of the unknown file systems
Creating a disc image of any hard disk drives (IDE, SCSI, USB, FireWire), SSD or floppy drive
Creating an ISO image of the optical disc with a direct entry to other disks
Backing basic disks and dynamic disks
Configure image compression for the balance between file size and write speed
Creating an image of several disk partitions at the same time and stored in a single archive
Restore the selected disk partition or individual files from the archive
Starting Active @ Disk Image of Active @ Boot Disk to perform all operations with the images, regardless of operating system
Automatic creation of disk images using the scheduler
Simple operation with step by step wizard
Separation of the disk image into multiple files
Using images to create a password protection
Easy navigation system and program files on multiple workstations
And much more

Changes in version 5.1.1, 11/08/2011:
New: Added image verification after creating an image
New: Added shutdown option after creating an image
New: E mail notifications
New: Starter Edition
Fixed: If incremental and differential images located in the same folder selecting differential image to restore will show the list of incremental images to select from

Year: 2011
OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
Language: English