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Features at a glance
O&O DiskImage-10
Modifications for restoration
Several settings can be configured for restoration.You can adapt the restoration to meet your requirements according to
your intended purpose.
l Bare Metal restoration, including bootable disk for Windows PE.
l Restoration of multi boot systems
l Restoration of encrypted partitions, hard disks from a direct forensic image
l Image restoration with damaged or missing parts, e.g. due to disk loss or disk errors
l Restoration of damaged images if the structural integrity of the image is ok, e.g. due to purposeful destruction or
disk errors.
l Direct restoration of a Microsoft Virtual PC Disk (VHD)
l M.I.R. (Machine Independent Restoring) Adapting to different hardware
Bootable disks with BuildPE
The bootable disk contains Windows PE with all the default drivers necessary for running O&O DiskImage without
installation and without a Windows operating system. This enables you to, for instance, perform a system restoration
that would otherwise not be possible.
l Bootable disk for using O&O DiskImage without prior installation includes effective system recovery programs
from O&O BlueCon
l Interface - O&O Tasktray, Start menu, and program shortcuts are based on Windows
l Load drivers for hardware that is not immediately recognized, e.g. hard disk controllers or network card drivers
l O&O FileExplorer for file and folder management (create, delete, copy, move folders and/or files)
l O&O SRP-Manager to manage existing system restore points (Only for Windows XP)
l O&O RegEditor to display and change the Windows system registry
l O&O DiskManager for the management of your hard disk(s)
Machine Independent Restoration (M.I.R.)
Machine Independent Restoration technology (M.I.R.) provides the option of restoring an image that contains a system
partition onto a computer with a different hardware. This means that a restoration of a system image or clone can be car-
ried out not only on devices with identical hardware, but on those where, for example, the motherboard or processor
has been replaced.
Adapt size of the target drive for restoration and cloning
If the target for restoration or cloning is an empty area, the user can adapt the size of the target drive to the actual data
volume of the source drive. When, for example, the drive being imaged has 5 GB but the data on it is only taking up half
its space, a smaller drive of maybe 3 GB can be entered as a target during restoration.
Mount files from ISO file
You have the option of mounting an ISOfile as drive. The ISO file will be treated as a separate drive. You can see and
use the contents of the ISO file in the Windows Explorer. This is helpful if you are downloading an ISO file for a program
installation. Instead of burning the ISOfile on CD to run the installation, you can now mount the ISOfile as a drive with
O&ODiskImage, and start the setup and installation.
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