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• WinPE 2.1 based bootable recovery environment to enjoy support of a wider range of hardware configurations

with the option to add drivers for specific hardware on-the-fly.

• More flexibility for online data processing techniques to provide for easier configuration for both, Paragon Hot

Processing and Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS).

• Better support for 64-bit platforms to reboot your computer to one of the three special modes (Windows

native, Linux, or DOS) to automatically complete operations, which cannot be accomplished under 64-bit

Windows.

• Automatic data exclusion with an advanced system of filters will help you automate the process of building up

contents of the future backup image, by excluding irrelevant data such as movies, music, etc.

• Better support for GUID Partition Table (GPT) to back up and restore not only single GPT volumes but entire

disks, including the option of resize during the restore operation.

• Better support for the Apple Boot Camp Configuration with the option not only to back up and restore this kind

of configurations, but to copy single volumes or entire disks with resize.

• Better support for Linux ExtFS starting from Ext2FS up to the brand new Ext4FS.

• More usability when managing backup tasks with the new Task List and Archive View.

Product Components

In order to cope with different tasks, the product contains several components:

• Windows based set of utilities is the crucial part of the product. With the help of an easy to use launcher you

may find and run tasks of any complexity in the field of data and system protection, hard disk partitioning and

cloning, etc.

• Linux/DOS based recovery environment is a multi-platform bootable media that enables to run utilities under

Linux or PTS DOS, and that way to get access to your hard disk for maintenance or recovery purposes. Both

platforms have their strong sides, for instance Linux can boast support of FireWire (i.e. IEEE1394) or USB

devices. It enables to burn CD/DVD disks. However there can be some difficulties with detecting new hardware.

DOS in its turn has no problems of that kind but is limited in features. The Linux/DOS recovery environment

requires no installation and can be of great help when the system fails to boot. Besides it offers a Windows XP

like environment.

• WinPE based recovery environment. Especially for keen followers of Windows, our product also offers a WinPE

2.1 based bootable media. Unlike the Linux/DOS recovery environment it can boast an excellent hardware

support and the same interface as the Windows version can. However its system requirements are much

tougher.

Features Overview

This chapter dwells upon key benefits and technical highlights of the product.

Key Features

Let us list some of the key features: