Drive Image won this poll with 46% of the votes. A close second was Norton Ghost with 38% of the votes.

Drive Image offers the following benefits:

• Support for Windows XP.
• QuickImage™ Windows interface allows you to configure and execute imaging sessions. You're no longer forced to operate while in DOS as you are with other imaging software.
• QuickImage scheduler allows you to schedule regular backups of your entire hard drive or individual partitions. Once your schedule is set, you do nothing more-the backups will happen automatically.
• Improved performance allows you to create and restore images faster than ever.
• Support for a greater number of CD-R/W drives, including IDE, SCSI and PCMCIA drives.
• VF Editor allows you to custom-build your own Virtual Floppy files, removing the need to create and boot from floppy diskettes.
• Supports hard drives as large as 80GB.

You can download a demo version of Drive Image HERE. Drive Image is $69.95 for the full product or $49.95 for the upgrade. Check out their website at Drive Image.com.

Hardware\Software	Minimum	Required
Processor	Intel Pentium
RAM	16MB	32MB for FAT32 or Hard Disks larger than 4GB
Hard Disk Free Space	16.5MB
CD-ROM Drive	Any Speed
Operating System	Win95/98/Me, NT Workstation 4.0, Win2000 Pro, WinXP, DOS 5.0
Video	VGA	Super VGA
Removable Media	3.5" floppy and CD-ROM

Other products in this poll can be found by clicking the following links:
Norton Ghost
NTI backup
Handy backup
Backup MyPC (Formally Backup Exec by Veritas)
Retrospect

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by Jaime edited by lilhurricane
last modified: 2007-09-29 10:49:12