MakeUseOf.com is giving away 100 licenses of Drive Copy 10 Personal. Drive Copy is a great utility for upgrading hard drives, creating a single image of your computer for recovery if the PC crashes, and many others. If you would like to grab a free copy, head over to MakeUseOf.com and read the post.
They are giving away our personal version that will not work on servers.
Posted in Computer Backup, Drive Backup
Tagged backup, disk-imaging, hard drive, Microsoft, microsoft virtual machine, microsoft vista, Microsoft XP, new virtual machine, OS, pc, restore, server, smb, software, Virtualization, Windows, windows 7
If you have an iPod you may probably know that it contains all your music inside some sly hidden folders. And when you attach your iPod (excluding Touch models) to the system it can be seen as a simply Removable Flash Drive. It’s not a secret.
In case you use your iPod with iTunes under Windows, its internal volume is probably FAT32 formatted. This file system is native for any Windows OS. So you can simply check it’s contents for special folders and music and do whatever you want with them.
But things get worse if your iPod was configured and synchronized with iTunes under a Mac. In this case inside Windows you’ll see just another RAW volume, with contents you cannot access.
Paragon HFS+ for Windows driver can solve this problem. Let’s see how it can help you.
After the driver installation it will become deeply embedded to the operating system. If there were any HFS+ volumes on internal hard drives, they will become visible and accessible also. Any newly attached media with HFS+ partitions will be mounted automatically. So there are no special actions for you to take.
A Mac configured iPod contains the HFS+ volume and with the help of the newly added driver you will become able to manage all the data inside your player: music, video, and files. As if they were synchronized under Windows. Continue reading
Posted in Universal File System Drivers
Tagged hard drive, ipad, ipod, itunes, Microsoft, microsoft vista, Microsoft XP, ntfs, OS, partition, utunes, windows 7
It always amazes me to talk to someone that does not backup their computer on a regular basis. Most computers have some sort of factory image that can be used to make your computer look like the day your brought it home but everything you have added, saved and hold dear would be lost. I could go on and on about what I would miss most on my computer if something happened but that would be boring. I wanted to offer our exclusive Facebook readers and fans a chance to win some free backup software so I’m giving away 5 copies of Drive Backup 10 for the best answers to “What do you have to lose?”
Tell us what you have to lose and you could win a copy of Drive Backup 10.
What can’t you live without? If your computer crashed tonight what would be lost? Tell us what the most important information is on your computer and you could win a free copy of Drive Backup.
Three simple ways to get some free backup software:
Step #1: Becoma a fan on Facebook and leave your answer there. Join our Facebook page by clicking on the Become a Fan button on the left.
Step #2: It pays to share the news. Share this
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Step #3: In the comments section below, fill in your name, email address, paste the link to your Facebook profile in the URL field and tell us why you’d like to win.
Make sure to enter your real email address so that we can contact you if you win!
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Tagged 2010, backup, banks, blog, contest, crash, data, disk-imaging, entertainment, events, free, hard drive, life, marketing, media, Microsoft, microsoft vista, Microsoft XP, mp3, music, news, OMG, OS, paragon drive backup, paragon_software, photos, pictures, random, reviews, social media, technology, Windows, windows 7
We have been seeing a trend lately with our customers regarding disaster recovery for businesses. Disk imaging is a quicker way to restore than regular file backups. The next trend of backups for businesses are being used along with virtualization technology. With servers being consolidated and migrated into virtual machines, disaster recovery is a very realistic solution and Paragon Software Drive Backup makes this a quick process.
Virtualization is no longer about consolidation. It’s about 24 by 7 by 365 application availability. It’s about simplification. It’s about massively reducing manually intensive tasks. http://storagedecisions.techtarget.com/seminars/storage_virtualization.html
Posted in Computer Backup, Drive Backup, Server Virtualization
Tagged backup, data, disk-imaging, esx virtual machine monitor, hard drive, linux virtual machine, Microsoft, microsoft virtual machine, microsoft vista, Microsoft XP, migrate virtual machine, ms virtual machine, new virtual machine, OS, paragon drive backup, paragon_software, set up virtual machine, setup virtual machine, smb, software, switch virtual machine, System Upgrade Utilities, virtual, Virtual Machine, virtual machine management, virtual machine monitor, virtual machine performance, virtual machine training, Virtualization, vm virtual machine, vm ware virtual machine, vmware, windows 7
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