Hard Drive Imaging Software

Review by Inter: Excellent! Very powerfull tool for disk imaging! Recommend. (5/5 - 20-Jun-2005)

Review by Tom Betress: I purchased Hard Drive Mechanic. I am a network engineer, teach in the computer science division at a college and have my own consulting business. I have come across many problems that appear to have no explanation for cause and sometimes no FIX either. I was working on a machine for a company that had a "hard drive crash". All their accounting information was on there with no backup. Couldn't access the drive no matter what utilities I tried. thought it was a gonner for sure. I tried Norton Util, MicroScope, etc., and no luck. At my local computer store Ind saw they had Hard Drive Mechanic, figured I had nothing to loose and my customer obviously couldn't be in any worst condition. I purchased it, I booted from the floppy, and amazingly... (5/5 - 7-Feb-2006)

Review by Voodoo: All the main tasks the program can undertake are Wizard-driven, taking you step-by-step through the process in a clear and logical way. You can restore complete images or selected files, making the program particularly versatile should you corrupt or inadvertently delete important information. This piece of hard drive imaging software is an attractive proposition. (5/5 - 28-Mar-2005) Review by Rob Duncan: Acronis True Image is fast, and very powerful. It's easily the best I have used till date and it makes disk imaging look much simpler and safe. The Windows support and ability to multitask while imaging is a great boon. Considering the customization and easy of use combined, it's a most sensible option for all those who can do without the scheduling feature. The software is a rock solid performer with maximum stability. There are options for password protection where one can set a password, which provides a secure Imaging experience. The compression level can also be set as per choice, so if one has a monster drive/partition to back up, the compression level can be set to high and vice versa. (5/5 - 19-Mar-2005)