R-Drive Image 7.1.7111 instal the new version for apple

Version 7.1 addresses one of my main complaints about R-Drive Image in the past: its complete reliance upon its own proprietary images. Now there’s a new version that expands those capabilities even further. If the company ever rolls in its excellent R-Studio recovery software, the boot disk count in my repair kit will go down to exactly… one. Version 7 introduced a friendlier interface file and folder backup and a partition manager that made the program significantly more versatile. Go there for information on competing products and how we tested them. This review is part of our ongoing roundup of the best backup software. In fact, I use R-Drive Image for backing up my backups and failing hard drives, where you may not get more than one shot at it.

Nearly every other backup program I’ve used has hiccupped in one way or another. In all the years I’ve been using the low-resource-consuming program (nearly 20), it’s never failed once at its primary task of creating images of partitions or disks. That’s about as great a compliment as I can offer to a piece of software.

With a variety of free backup programs available, including those that ship with your operating system, R-Drive Image is a program I’d pay for.

R-Drive Image 7.1.7111 instal the new version for apple