PC Inspector Clone Maxx for Windows

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Key Details of PC Inspector Clone Maxx

Copy your data from hard drives in high speed mode.
Last updated on November 8, 2008
There have been 4 updates
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Developer’s Description

Copy your data from hard drives in high speed mode.

PC INSPECTOR clone maxx is the new professional hard drive copying program from CONVAR. Using the new direct DMA support, data can be copied from hard drives in high speed mode with speeds up to 3.3 GB per minute. This high speed is achieved by PC INSPECTOR clone maxx through intelligent inspection of the PC motherboard and the hard drive controller. The software independently determines the fastest data transmission rate and achieves these exceptional speeds through optimal utilization of the DMA chipset on the motherboard of your PC.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: July 29, 2003

Latest update: November 8, 2008

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System: Windows 10

Additional Requirements: DOS

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Total Downloads: 75,695

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3.6/5

31 User Votes

Who uses floppies anymore?!
daveschromSeptember 5, 2011
Pros
None - couldn't use it. My PC doesn't have a 3.5" Floppy Drive
Cons
Requires a 3.5" Floppy
Summary
Perhaps it's time for Clone Maxx to develop software for the 21st Century? Might have worked in 1995.....
requires floppy drive
sw01flNovember 12, 2009
Pros
N/A.......
Cons
N/A..........
Summary
cancelled installation when it called for a floppy drive since I no longer use any.
Doesn't recognise SATA drives
misheriniDecember 5, 2008
Pros
No idea whether it works with older drives
Cons
It couldn't see either of my SATA drives - it may be great with older drives but how would I know?
Summary
If you have SATA drives don't bother
obsolete software
doc1492September 27, 2008
Pros
nothing good about it
Cons
looks 1995 again. no support for usb.
Summary
don't do it.
It Works Just FIne, Just a Couple of Things to Watch
BillQuappNovember 4, 2007
Pros
It worked fine. The first thing this program does is to create a bootable floppy. Thus you MUST have an A: drive. Once I made the floppy, all was easy. My only minor problem was my monitor screen had the left side of the instructions cut off so I had to guess that entering "6" would get me English instructions. From there, one only has to select which drive is to be copied and to where.<p>Once I had it copying the drive, I left to go rake the Fall leaves. Once I came back in, it was done. I repositioned the drives and the system booted. I used Partition Magic to redistribute the space I had left over after copying.
Cons
Clearly, some type of text file to give an overview of the process would be very nice to have for the first time user. <p>However, since the program is free, one can't complain.
Summary
Awful German Program
SebastianLeerJuly 29, 2007
Pros
I cant figure out what it says
Cons
I dont speak german
Summary
great for a free product
ziggy4zoFebruary 14, 2007
Pros
didnt have to worry about secondary/primary IDE controllers or jumper switches, it was just "choose source" and "choose Target" and confirm. very nice, for a free drive copy product it works very nicely
Cons
not as fast as it claims, its somewhat sluggish but then again you cant always copy drives on very fast computers. BUT ITS FOR FREEEEE!! just go make a cup of cocoa and relax
Summary
Works great for ATA drives.
calvordJanuary 20, 2007
Pros
Works great for ATA drives.
Cons
Doesn't work for SATA drives.
Summary
I couldn't get the setup to work; it kept on asking for a floppy to write.
computerbearJanuary 10, 2007
Pros
Cons
Cannot get the program to install.
Summary
awesome
byterApril 3, 2006
Pros
high speed duplication for free, NO, <p>you have to be able to connect your drives together. Takes a few minutes you know.
Cons
haven't found one yet, other than I still have to manually put the drives in the same system with a high speed controller.
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