Once you step up to the paid level you run into more options that may seem like choices the average user will put to good use with less frequency. While some programs allow you to back up individual directories, Backupper can duplicate entire drives or partitions which you can then mount and draw files from without needing to unpack and re-initialize an entire drive over your original install. Once you’ve created backups you can freely explore the duplicated image to manually check for consistency and then compress it to save yourself valuable space, which then means you can keep even more backups. Its free standard edition allows you to automatically backup and restore files at times and dates of your choosing while also giving you full logs and status reports on those backups to make sure every file on your drive is accounted for.

Like many of AOMEI’s similar products, Backupper offers quite a few features that other programs would want you to pay for. AOMEI Backupper is a solid tool for those with poor backup habits who want to keep their files safe without worrying about keeping track of manual scheduled backups on both a personal and a server level. It’s easy to forget to make copies of critical documents no matter how many times you write yourself a reminder yet losing irreplaceable files and folders seems inevitable.

Platforms: Windows XP, Windows Vista (32/64 bit), Windows 7 (32/64 bit), Windows 8, Windows 10Įditions: Standard ($0) / Professional ($50) / Server ($200)įeatures: System/file/disk backup and restoration, automatic backups, disk/system cloning, real-time file syncīacking up files is one of many fields in which the average PC user is likely to stumble.

Aomei backupper standard edition 6.1