O&O DiskImage provides a wide range of options for backing up systems. You have the choice of creating images or making file backups. With images you can restore a system1:1 back to its original status. File backups let you save selected files and folders that you can keep in a safe place for future access. O&O DiskImage supports the VHDX format. VHDX protects against file corruption by logging changes in the metadata. On top of that, it can support images of up to 64 TB. Imaging and restoration in Hyper-V environments make it easier for IT departments to migrate from physical to virtual machines. Reduce costs O&O DiskImage allows even less experienced IT staff to run simple backups and more complex backup jobs with only a minimum amount of labor. This allows you to save or avoid expenses you’d otherwise need to spend on integration, schooling, or overall operations. Protection against sabotage It happens time and again that malware creeps into a company, infecting many, maybe even all, computers and then starts systematically destroying data. This is often noticed only when it’s too late, when important data has been lost forever. In cases like this, restoring the system and its data is top priority. O&O DiskImage provides the necessary mechanisms needed to recover single files or entire systems in the blink of an eye. Machine Independent Restore on/from virtual environments Hardware that reaches the end of its lifespan must be exchanged. At that point it’s important to decide how best to get the computer’s operating system and all its data onto a new computer. To do this, O&O DiskImage provides Machine Independent Restore (in short M.I.R.) which enables the restoration of a system image onto a machine with different hardware components. Drivers and settings are automatically replaced to keep the system in working order. O&O DiskImage simplifies migration from physical to virtual machines. VHD and VHDX support along with direct restoration in Hyper-V environments makes virtualization of your IT systems really easy.