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FarStone DriveClone Pro cloning software copies an exact image of a computer’s hard drive or hard drive partitions and stores the image as a compressed archive of all files, all partition information, and all security information. You can save the cloned image on a recordable CD/ DVD or USB device for easy data backup and recovery, or use it to ghost a single hard drive image onto multiple computer systems.

Features & Benefits:
* Hard Drive Imaging. Make an exact copy of your hard drive, including system settings and partition information, and save it as a bootable disk image
* Universal Restore. Transfer a system image to a hard drive of different size, format, or brand, regardless of installed drivers
* Bare Metal Restore. Copy a complete system image onto a new hard drive straight out of the box — without having to install an operating system first
* USB Hot Drive (Optional). Use a cloned image saved to a USB hard drive just like a local hard drive on your system. This feature allows you to keep working normally on your computer, even if your hard drive fails
* Complete External Backup. Store a your hard disk image on a USB hard drive, a network share, or use the built-in burner to save a copy of your hard drive on CD or DVD
* Incremental Backup. Quickly update your saved disk image without ever leaving Windows
* System Snapshots. Preview and browse automatically saved system backup points to be sure that you’re picking the right one
* Imaging across Multiple Hard Drives. Clone a 1:1 image across multiple computers to eliminate the time-consuming process of reinstalling operating systems and hardware drivers
* Pre-Windows Recovery. Recover your disk image in pre-OS mode to get up and running after a system crash
* CD/DVD Burning. Create a bootable recovery disc directly from the software
* Partition Support. DriveClone Pro supports FAT32, NTFS, Linux EXT2/3 and other unknown partitions
* Hardware Support. DriveClone Pro supports IDE, EIDE, SATA, and SCSI hard drives and hardware RAID 0/1



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