Drive SnapShot
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A fast and inexpensive imaging tool. Very simple yet powerful, following the KISS methodology. Can be run as a portable app, thereby opening up a lot of possibilities. For instance, I use it to remotely back up all the computers on our network via command line and PSEXE.
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Features
- Portable
- Command line interface
- Disk Cloning
- Disk Imaging
- Inject storage drivers offline
- Web-Based
Tags
- Backup
- backup-image
- vss
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What is Drive SnapShot?
A fast and inexpensive imaging tool. Very simple yet powerful, following the KISS methodology. Can be run as a portable app, thereby opening up a lot of possibilities. For instance, I use it to remotely back up all the computers on our network via command line and PSEXE.
Can map and access images and a host of other good stuff.
Drive SnapShot information
Developed by
Tom Ehlert Software Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Alternatives
37 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
With some scripting I now got three backups (recent, two weeks ago, six weeks ago). They are all perfect and use little space, somewhere at the end of my drive.
Now all of my drives or partitions get rolled back in just a few minutes. From dos or from another OS.
This is worthy.
This has to be one of the most useful Windows utilities that I own. Invaluable for creating live, on the fly disk images of the operating system.
Gives you a rollback strategy in case an upgrade or update goes horribly wrong. Lot's of command line options.
Extremely compact and clean. No bloated interface or garbage bundled with the installer, and doesn't even require installation for that matter. Just copy over the sub 1MB executable and get going.
They provide a 30 days free trial with no limits so if you just want to create an image once this is great. I made an image of an Windows Server 2008 and it seemed to worke fine. Had no chance to restore it though because i could not switch harddrive in my computer (or atleast i had no time to remove all the stuff that had to be removed to be able to switch hardrive).
Anyway. Seems like a good alternative!