Giveaway of the Day - Keriver Image 4.1
September 22, 2009
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Make an exact backup of your hard disk for restoration in the event of a system failure.As a backup program for disaster recovery, Keriver Image is simple and efficient. If your disk or partition is no longer accessible due to corruption of the disk’s file system or operating system, and you previously created a disk image or partition image file, you can use that image file to restore the entire disk or partition. If the disk is physically damaged, you can use the image file to restore the entire disk.
As a backup program for file recovery, Keriver Image is quick and to the point. If you lose a file which does not have a backup, your previously created disk or partition image can be used with Keriver Image Explorer to extract just the file you need from within the image file.
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| System Requirements: | Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Win7 |
| Publisher: | keriver.com |
| Homepage: | http://www.keriver.com/ |
| File Size: | 69.7 MB |
| Price: | $29.90 |
This software was available as a giveaway on September 22, 2009, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.keriver.com/.
Giveaway of the day is adware/spyware-free. If you want to check that yourself and keep your system healthy, we recommend Advanced SystemCare package.
Pro and Free versions are available.
Main Features
- Supports Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Win7;
- Backup on Windows and From the recovery CD;
- Restore from the Recovery CD;
- Extract files from image file on Windows;
- Support Backup to and Restore from USB disk;
- Move or Resize partition when Restoring disk.
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The Good
* Can do full, incremental, and differential backups.
* Has a built in scheduler to schedule automatic backups.
* Can create backups to local computer (different partition/hard disk), network location, or external media.
* Can split up backup images.
* Can create bootable/recovery disk (CD/DVD).
* Can create bootable/recovery USB/flash drive.
* Can restore image to different hard drive (?).
* Can mount and explore images to do selective file restore.
* Can verify image backup integrity.
* Does fairly good compression.
The Bad
* Uses up a lot of CPU while creating backup (95%+).
* Creates backups very slowly considering how much CPU it uses.
* No password protection feature for backup images.
* How to restore images can be a little confusing.
* Simplistic in terms of features when compared to rival commercial (image) backup software.
Free Alternatives
EASEUS Todo Backup, Macrium Reflect Free, Acronis for Seagate and Western Digital HDDs, and more.
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Downloaded – no problem; installed WinXP (SP3) – no problem; attempt to insert registration code – problem!
readMe.txt states: Registration Code: License Key:
L2267-D9055-A0313-B2265-B5833
Software States: “Invalid serial number!”
We are not told what the Product ID is. I entered Product as named. No go. tried it without the product ID, just the serial number. No go. Tried placing license number in product ID – “Registration code error!?
OK – I give up…I have tried every possible combination I can think of. First it is asking for a Registration Code and a Product ID, neither of which we have. We have a license Number, which the registration program isn’t even asking for…Just product ID and Registration Code.
I give up GAOTD!
OK – duhhhh…leave the default item checked…enter the registration code into the Product ID box…whewwwwww!
Now I get to go play…