![]() We tried backing up a Windows system disk containing 141GB of data, and were impressed to see O&O DiskImage Professional squeeze it into a 72GB image file. Inevitably, full-disk backups take up more space than selective ones, but they’re less weighty than you might imagine, as a lot of the files in a Windows installation are highly compressible. Plus, of course, if you’re hit by a malware attack or an OS failure, you can boot into the O&O recovery environment – the program includes a wizard that will write it to a bootable USB flash drive or ISO file – and roll your entire system back to an earlier state. ![]() ![]() Doing it this way ensures that nothing gets inadvertently missed out of your backup set, while finding and recovering files is a breeze, as your backed-up disk image can be mounted and browsed directly within the Windows Explorer. It’s an approach that encourages you to make regular backups of your entire system, and that’s not a bad idea.
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