ImageCopy Standard Edition

Product overview

ImageCopy Advanced Edition

Advanced Edition Recovery Only

Standard Edition

Hard-Disk Cloning fast and simple

ImageCopy Standard Edition copies all the data from your original hard disk (e.g. including the Registry) from hard disk to hard disk and automatically adjusts all structures according to the new disk. You can copy directly to a new hard disk just "out of the box"; formatting and partitioning will not be required. The long file names of Windows 95 will be retained completely and the new FAT32 file system will be supported splendidly.

There is a comparison of the options as regards the Advanced Edition against the Advanced Edition Recovery Only in our Product Overview.

Connect both the hard disks (IDE or SCSI) to your computer, start ImageCopy from your diskette (previously made bootable) and select the number of your source disk and target disk. After just a few clicks of the mouse, the copying process will start: ImageCopy copies the entire hard disk within a very short time, and the program does the formatting and partitioning of the hard disk automatically "on the fly". It is then possible to boot from the new hard disk immediately after the copying is over.

The most varied operating systems

Copy DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 95, Windows NT with FAT or NTFS and OS/2 with the FAT or HPFS file system as well as Novell partitions, simply and quickly. Several systems may exist on a single hard disk, an NT-Boot Manager will be automatically tailored. If a bad sector is detected on the the target disk, then, in the case of FAT-partitions, the corresponding cluster is marked and the copying is done to another (safer) location.

Adjusting the partition sizes

FAT and FAT32 partitions can be freely reduced or enlarged, and a simple mouse click on the "Maximize" button is enough to tailor all partitions according to the new size of the target disk. It is thus even possible to copy to smaller hard disks, as long as the data on the source disk fit into the space available on the target disk. Partitions with other file systems such as Windows NT with NTFS, OS/2 with HPFS and Novell are retained in their original sizes, and an NT Boot Manager is automatically adjusted to the new disk geometry.