The download is a Windows executable that will let you burn a CD/DVD or make a UFD, or it will let you 'create' an ISO image. New: DiskCopy v2.3.1 has built-in burning feature, it can automatically create a bootable CD/DVD or usb disk to copy entire disk easily (or extract the ISO image from the Windows executable).Ĭreate DiskCopy ISO image or burn a CD/DVD bootable DiskCopy: In such cases, there is no real backup, and usually there is no real way to undo/revert the procedure (no cloning back to the smaller partition/disk).īesides those 2 categories, you have also the specific goal you want to achieve (as for example, backup, snapshot, redundancy, transfer to a new system), and the copying method (by byte, by file, by folder, by sector.).

The freeware versions of this type of tools are usually targeted at upgrading the partition/disk, by transferring it to a new bigger partition/disk. The 'backup' is only a snapshot of the partition/disk. 'Cloning' means directly copying the content of one partition/disk into another. This method usually uses an intermediate image/backup. 'Imaging' means cloning a partition/disk for backup purpose, or for repeatedly clone one original system many times. Yes, but the several tools (included in UBCD or not) are targeted at different uses/goals. Except eeaseus, do you have any experience on clone utilitiy?

Easeus disk copy full version