Keriver 1-Click Restore Pro for Windows

By Keriver
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Backup, revert, and restore your OS data.

Keriver 1-Click Restore Pro is a very easy but powerful OS backup and restore software. This program has the following features:1. Back up the operating system while you are using it.2. It can makes incremental or differential backups after the initial full backup (i.e. only back up the changes which occurred since the last backup or the last full backup.)3. Multiple snapshots: you can choose whichever snapshot to revert your system to.4. Even system partition is fully formatted, it still can be reverted.5. The backup drive can be hard disk, removable hard disk and USB flash drive as well.6. Ability to recover files from snapshots.7. Ability to schedule task of creating snapshot.8. Snapshot management, including create, lock, unlock, delete.9. It does not deteriorate PC system performance.10. Ability to create backups in recovery console.11. Ability to restore files and folders.12. Ability to verify the integrity of a backed-up image file.13. Supports 64-bit Vista and Windows 7.

Keriver 1-Click Restore Pro for Windows

By Keriver
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GENERAL

Release: May 31, 2011

Latest update: August 29, 2015

Version: 3.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: 1. IBM computer or 100% compatible PC 2. Pentium class processor 3. Super VGA 4.512 MB RAM

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Restore of an image left my system unbootable
graciemanOctober 18, 2011
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There are no pros for this program.
Cons
When I tried this software, I created an image and tried to restore from the created image. Restore did not work correctly and I was left with a system that would not even boot. Fortunately, I had already made an image with another program, which I restored from. I would definitely not recommend this program. It may have just been an unusual problem when I used the restore, but I am not willing to use a disk imaging program that may defeat it's own purpose of being able to restore from an image if the system otherwise become unusable. Disk imaging software is supposed to help when such a problem occurs, not cause that type of problem.
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