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You can use Aomei Data Backupper to perform three main types of backups, namely:

       System Backup

• Both boot and system files must be in order for an operating system to function well. 
• Aomei Data Backupper allows you to back up both types of files to ensure normal operation after a restore. 
• This is especially important when using Windows 7 and later operating systems that separate boot and system partitions.

        Partition Backup

• Each computer has at least one partition, which is normally known as the C Drive. A hard drive can be divided into several partitions that function as separate drives, which are generally used to store different types of data. 
• Users can choose to back up individual partitions instead of entire hard drives, and Aomei Data Backupper packages all content of the chosen partition into one image file.
• Partition backup is quite useful when dealing with many computers using the same hardware configuration. 
• The operating system can be installed in one computer and backed up. 
• The image file can then be used to "restore" the OS into remaining computers, which helps to save time significantly.

        Disk Backup

• This process involves backing up all data on a disk, including the OS and installed programs. 
• Aomei Data Backupper can be used to back even external hard drives and disks using different types of storage technology, such as GPT, MBR and RAID.
• In addition to restoring files, disk data backup can help in upgrading hard disks from small to large, old to new or damaged to good.

       Features

• Aomei Data Backupper includes several other features apart from the functions already mentioned, including:
• Volume and partition cloning
• The ability to perform differential and incremental backups
• The ability to add comments
• Compression and encryption
• Splitting backup files
• Creating bootable rescue media, which may be on either USB drive or CD/DVD
• Verifying integrity of stored images
• Deleting unwanted images
• Displaying target location on a disk map.

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