Drive Image Recovery - The Recovery Manager enables users to restore a drive image from a direct or network attached drive.
Backup drive images will be stored as a file, which can be copied to any direct attached drive, network attached storage drive or optical media (CD/DVD). Drive Image Backup - The long-term usage of the Drive Kit software will be to provide full-drive image backups of a source drive at any time.Drive Deployment - Enables users to prepare a WD drive so that selected folders or partitions can be excluded from the destination image.Drive Migration - Erase the source drive after the new WD drive has been imaged.Drive Cloning - Copies the source drive to a new WD drive, leaving all data on the source drive.
Acronis True Image WD Edition now supports WD Advanced Format Drives and ensures that all partitions are optimally aligned.Īcronis True Image Western Digital Edition Software is based on the award-winning Acronis True Image Home backup, restore and disaster recovery program. Everything will be present and operate exactly as it did on your old hard drive. True Image does support making a bootable disaster-recovery CD/DVD, which lets administrators have hot media to either start restoring machines with disk failures or conduct a bare-metal restoration.Acronis True Image WD Edition Software helps you to completely clone your current system drive onto your new WD hard drive.Ĭloning makes an exact copy of your old system drive on your new WD hard drive, including the operating system, applications, data, preferences, and email settings. Unlike others we tested, True Image doesn't support continuous backup therefore, workstations and servers with high data-change rates would not be backed up as often as they should. True Image's strengths lie in its egalitarian support of most 32- and 64-bit editions of Windows (including NT4, 98 and ME), as well as numerous kinds of Linux (we tested SUSE 10, but Debian, Mandrake, United Linux and others also are supported) through virtually any kind of backup media.
The downside is that there is no data encryption, though there is some compression that obscures data on network transports as it is being backed up or restored. Then this system can be booted from this partition to restore a damaged one (or one that won't boot because of viruses, Trojans and so on).Īfter this base-restoration has been accomplished, the rest of the files can be fetched to bring the machine to a more usable state. This process can be performed even more quickly if the user or administrator adds a local-client drive partition that has the operating-system files necessary to boot the system.
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