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HDClone creates physical or logical copies (clones) and file images of hard disks and other mass storage media. self-booting and running on Windows XP/Vista/Server for use with hard disks and many other storage media builds logical and physical image files creates logical and physical 1:1 copies (= sector copies) for data rescue, backup, migration, mass installations etc. supporting hard disks > 2 Terabytes (= 2000 GB) SmartCopy & AutoExpand now supporting ext2/ext3 file systems HotCopy & LiveImage while running Windows cloning and imaging of Windows 7 + running on Windows 7

NEW: SmartCopy & AutoExpand now supporting EXT4 NEW: 4k sector alignment for modern hard disks NEW: automatic downsizing of NTFS partitions NEW: Command line version for automated cloning & imaging HDClone Professional Edition supports SCSI hard disks and Firewire (IEEE1394) mass storage (SBP2) as well as SAS and RAID with HDClone/W.- NEW: defragmentation "on the fly" for NTFS Its FastCopy mode and freely selectable sector areas give technicians and professionals maximum speed and flexibility. The Professional Edition of HDClone is conceived for daily and professional use.

Besides copying complete drives, it is also possible to apply it to certain partitions only. Thus, it also works with proprietary data formats which could not be accessed otherwise. Furthermore, HDClone works independent of partition layout, file system and operating system (i.e. In combination with the special ‘SafeRescue’ mode of HDClone, this technique is also perfect for rescuing data in case of defective hard disks. This allows to create even backups or copies of complete operating system installations smoothly. HDClone copies the complete contents of hard disks and other IDE/ATA, SATA/eSATA, SCSI, USB, and Firewire media on a physical level.

For data rescue, backup, system restore, mass installations and many more… HDClone Professional cloning (S)ATA/USB/SCSI/Firewire media with up to 5.4 GB/min. Creating identical 1:1 copies of hard disks and other media.