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About O&O DiskImage 9
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Additional properties of the Workstation and Server Editions
You can run the following network functions when using O&O DiskImage Workstation and Server Editions in con-
junction with O&O Enterprise Management Console:
l Images of the entire business network
l Manage your computers in sites
l Define settings for sites
l Plan a schedule for the automatic imaging of computers or sites across a network, with just a few clicks of the
mouse
l Automatic remote installation of O&O DiskImage on network computers
l Execute Windows commands (batches) before and after the running of a job across a network
The O&O Enterprise Management Console is included in delivery if you have purchased licenses as part of the volume
license program. We will happily advise you on applying O&O Enterprise Management Console in your company.
E-Mail: sales@oo-software.com
General Terms and Definitions
To simplify working with O&O DiskImage, certain terms will be explained in the following chapters:
Drive/Partition
A drive is a reserved area of the hard disk. Multiple drives can be found on a hard disk. In the following text, the term
“drive” will be used to depict (single) partitions as well as logical drives in extended partitions and volumes.
Drives are used, for example, to separate documents from programs. A division in two partitions has become generally
accepted:
l Drive C: for operating systems and programs
l Drive D: for documents, e.g. photos, Office documents, music, etc.
This, for example, makes it easier to separate data and system images with O&O DiskImage.
Image
An image is a "mirror" of your drive (partitions). This “copy” contains all information taken from the original. A special
feature of an image is that the file format is specially compressed and takes up much less disk space than the original.
The more often you create images of your drive, the less you need worry about data loss. Should data on the original
drive be lost or damaged, you can restore your last image with all its data onto your computer. With just a few mouse
clicks, you can recover the original status of your drive before the last imaging.
An image can be made up of multiple image files (*omg). For example if one disk is not sufficient to store the image and
more are needed, e.g. CD/DVDs.
The term image is also used in a wide sense for file backups.
Difference File backup and Drive image
Files are backuped directly in the form of data. This type of image includes only file information, no drive information is
imaged. The file format is OBK (*.obk).
A drive image stores all used or all sectors of a drive. This automatically also creates an image of the file system and
all files and folders. The file format is OMG (*.omg).
- Copyrights 2
- Contents 3
- O&O DiskImage-VIII 9
- About O&O DiskImage 9 10
- General Terms and Definitions 11
- Image file 12
- File formats 12
- Complete image 12
- Base image 13
- Incremental images 13
- Differential images 13
- System requirements 14
- Features at a glance 15
- One-click imaging 16
- Imaging complete disks 16
- Imaging single drives 16
- Different imaging methods 16
- Save image 16
- Restoration 18
- Modifications for restoration 19
- Bootable disks with BuildPE 19
- Mount files from ISO file 19
- Management functions 20
- User Interface (GUI) 22
- Installation and registration 23
- Online registration 24
- How do I register online? 25
- Uninstall 26
- Program Help 26
- Quick Start 27
- Image individual drives 29
- Restore drives 32
- Clone drives 35
- Settings for drive imaging 37
- Forensic imaging 38
- Direct forensic 38
- Encryption 39
- Compress image 39
- Exclude files from an image 39
- Exclude data from compression 40
- Lock a drive 40
- Ignore bad sectors 42
- File backup options 43
- Encrypt file backup 44
- File backup advanced settings 44
- Overwrite unused sectors 46
- Create a restoration profile 46
- Force writing method 47
- Manual adaptation 50
- Settings for Cloning drives 52
- Ignoring bad sectors 53
- Write over unused sectors 53
- Create a profile for cloning 53
- Loading drivers 56
- Create boot medium 57
- Scheduling functions 58
- Scheduling 59
- Notification 60
- Settings for a job 61
- Run after job is completed 63
- Job information 64
- Edit jobs 64
- Check job 65
- Delete job 65
- Run jobs 65
- Export jobs 65
- Import jobs 66
- Read image information 67
- Burn Wizard 68
- Burn image file(s) on CD/DVD 69
- Create ISO file 70
- Burn ISO file 70
- Delete rewritable disk 70
- Mount drives from image files 70
- Mount ISOfile as drive 72
- Convert image file 73
- Combine incremental images 74
- Check image file for errors 75
- Check for drive errors 76
- Map/Disconnect network drive 76
- Change computer identity 77
- O&O DiskImage-69 78
- Program settings 79
- Reset security confirmations 81
- Network authentication 82
- Settings for notification 83
- TrayIcon 85
- Use Express view 87
- Frequently asked questions 88
- Allocating objects 96
- Support and Contact 97
- GENERAL SECTION 98
- SPECIALIZED SECTION 102
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