The idea is that in case of OS Disk failure, one can substitute the CLONE disk anytime.īoth AX64 and CASPER are very simple to use. Use PING, Macrium Reflect, or Paragon (all free for personal use). CASPER will do an initial CLONE and then any changes to the OS Disk, CASPER will CLONE those changes only. Use the original Dell restore disk if you want to go back. Done it once, and don't have much experience with it as for this purpose I mostly use AX64.Īlso, one can setup an replacement Disk for the OS Disk and they both can be connected all the time. It can also just restore the individual different image, not the complete chain. It is dual technology, imaging and snapshot restore.Īlso, AX64 is very, very fast in imaging, incremental imaging and restoring.ĬASPER on the other hand creates a continuous CLONE hard disk with differential imaging, again without scripting and so forth. AX64 also allows to hot restore the individual incremental image within minutes, rather than the complete chain. This is without scripting and extensive programing. I like the simplicity of AX64 and it automatic incremental imaging and merging. It is from my personal experience, from my personal choices and due to simplicity of both AX64 and CASPER.

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