Drive Image 2002 v6.0 (c) PowerQuest

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PowerQuest's Drive Image 2002 Simplifies PC Disaster
Recovery

New version of disk imaging solution quickly creates
images for backup, easily protects data and safely
restores data after a computer disaster

PowerQuest Corporation, a provider of proven solutions for
storage management, announces the release of Drive Image
2002, the latest version of its award-winning imaging
software that protects hard drive data, applications and
the operating system from computer disaster.

When a computer disaster strikes, users want to know they
can safely recover their system. However, most users don't
create backup images of their system to ensure disaster
recovery. Drive Image 2002 combines the reliability and
effectiveness of its predecessors with a new intuitive
Windows interface. Users can now copy or restore
non-systems partitions without needing to boot to DOS,
saving time as well as avoiding frustration. Drive Image
2002 also provides added ease-of-use by incorporating
patented partitioning capabilities to allow the user to
create and maintain a separate partition for backup
images.

Drive Image 2002 has a new disk operations feature that
enables users of all ability levels to manage their backup
partitions. Through the use of wizards, the user can now
create a separate backup location and resize partitions
without needing any other special software. In addition,
new LAN support allows users to save images to and restore
from a network drive, giving users an additional means to
free up valuable hard drive space on local machines.

Drive Image 2002 also includes a new file browser that can
access files on FAT, FAT32, or NTFS file systems in both
visible and hidden partitions. This feature facilitates
maintenance and cleanup of image files, no matter what
kind of partition they reside on.

Like the previous version, Drive Image 2002 can schedule
regular backups, eliminating the need to manually initiate
the imaging process. Drive Image maintains the user's
system preferences, so the user does not have to
reconfigure them when recovering from a computer disaster.
The user saves hours of reinstallation work because Drive
Image duplicates the entire hard drive, including data,
applications and systems, into a single image.

Drive Image 2002 can save partitions or entire hard drives
onto ZIP« or Jaz« media. The program supports the
following CD-R/W drives: IDE, SCSI and PCMCIA. FAT, FAT32,
NTFS and Linux Ext2/Swap file systems are also supported.

Computer manufacturers also use the core technology in
Drive Image 2002 on millions of PCs and laptops worldwide
each year. The imaging technology is used to create new PC
images and for disaster recovery support by recognized PC
and laptop manufacturers.

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your HD, then install.

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