RestoreIT 7

In case of a virus attack, a Windows® crash, or a software installation gone wrong, RestoreIT will return your system to normal, even when Windows does not boot. And because it also backs up to CD, a network drive, or a USB device, RestoreIT will recover all data lost to hard drive failure as well.

Features & Benefits :
Ease of Use
One-click recovery restores your system in seconds
Automatic, Ongoing Backup
Automatically back up your entire system every hour, every day, every week, or at other intervals of your choice
Multiple Backup Options
Back up your hard drive to a protected local partition, a network drive, a USB device, or to CD or DVD. Back up an entire hard drive, a partition on that hard drive, or select folders and file types
File-Level Recovery
Preview and restore personal files — digital photos, Word® documents, MP3s, etc. — without affecting other files on your system
Total System Recovery
Restore an operating system damaged by corrupt software, human error, a virus attack, or a software bug
Pre-Windows Recovery
Since it loads before Windows, RestoreIT will run when the rest of your system doesn’t!
Unlimited Incremental Backup Points
The number of saved restore points is restricted only by available disk space
Small Disk Space Requirement
Image compression and incremental backup technology mean that RestoreIT takes up just a small portion of hard drive space on most computers
CD/DVD Burning
Create a bootable disc to protect your system from catastrophic failure
Password Protection
Restrict user access to RestoreIT; lock your computer at the DOS level
RAID 0/1 Support
RestoreIT supports hardware RAID 0 and 1
View RAID support

How RestoreIT Works
During installation, RestoreIT creates a hidden partition where it saves a complete base image of your system, and then begins monitoring incremental changes to that base image.

Incremental backup offers speed and efficiency: since it records only the changes to your hard drive, it can record frequent system snapshots without harming system performance. Since backup points are only increments, or changes to a static image, they require far less disk space than multiple complete images.

Should something go wrong with your system, you can restore it to a named incremental backup point. RestoreIT will do a series of the calculations to combine the incremental (partial) backup point with the base system image. The result is complete system restoration — files that existed on your system when the incremental backup point was recorded will be back on your system, and any malware or system errors introduced since that point will be gone.

RestoreIT resides between the system BIOS of a PC and its operating system. Since it loads before Windows, doesn’t need a functional OS for it to recover a system partition or an entire hard drive.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	October 30, 2005
Platforms:	Windows 2000, Windows XP
Keyword:	Data Backup,  Data Restore,  Disk,  File,  File Recovery,  File Restore,  Hard Drive,  System Recovery,  System Restore
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