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Re: Microsoft Backup and Restore

by deveaushawn » Thu Nov 22, 2012 7:44 am

Thanks very much for the response! I appreciate your help.

Re: Microsoft Backup and Restore

by Alt » Thu Nov 22, 2012 4:57 am

Microsoft built-in backup provides only basic backup/restore operations.
R-Drive Image can also copy/clone disks, connect images as logical drives. When restoring, R-Drive Image can resize the disks and even convert them from one FS to another.
As to backup/restore of a system disk, R-Drive Image creates only one startup disk with the image on it, whereas you have to have a rescue disk for MS backup in addition to the backup one..
Add a more versatile task scheduler, scripting, and support for non-windows disks. As a topping, a better graphic interface. You may read more about R-Drive Image features in it help: R-Drive Image Features.

Re: Microsoft Backup and Restore

by deveaushawn » Tue Nov 20, 2012 6:46 pm

Am I to infer from the lack of response that there is no difference?

Microsoft Backup and Restore

by deveaushawn » Sun Nov 18, 2012 12:50 pm

How is R-Drive Image any better or different than Microsoft's built-in backup and restore software?

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