AOMEI Backupper is a free backup software that enables users to save files and folders, hard drives, and even system partitions.
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Backup Options
Supported backup types, as well as what your computer can be selected for backup copy and where they can be backed up, are the most important factors to consider when choosing a backup software program. Here is the information for AOMEI Backupper:
Backup Storage Methods
Full backup copy, mounting backup copy, and separate backup copy are supported.
Backup Sources
It can make a backup copy of each partition, specific files, and folders, or the entire hard drive.
Note: Even Windows partitions installed can be supported with AOMEI Backupper. This works by using Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS), which allows the backup to work without shutting down the computer or closing open files.
Backup Locations
Backup is created as an AFI file and can be saved to a local drive, network folder, or external drive.
If you do a partition or clone hard drive windows 10 instead of the usual backup, the only available locations are, of course, another partition or hard drive.
Full Details
- It can be installed on 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.
- It can be installed on an unlimited number of computers in a commercial or home environment
- You can extract custom subfolders and file types into the repository using wild cards
- Backup can be encrypted and password protected
- You can quickly extract hidden files, subfolders, and / or system files for backup
- Managing backup tasks is easy because you can view tasks created today, this week, or any other custom date
- When you create a backup copy or hard drive, you may choose to make a backup copy of only the actual data or make a backup copy in combination with the unused fields.
- It is easy to make a complete, separate, or up-to-date backup copy of existing work with just a few clicks
- Backups can be easily restored because you can see the date and the backup method used before starting the restore
- AOMEI Backupper can restore some files or backup files to any location, including the original folder
- The AOMEI Centralized Backupper (ACB) tool is supported so you can use a single computer network to start, edit, run, and monitor support activities on computers running the system.
- Backup editing works with any backup and source method, even system partition
- Email notifications are supported, meaning you can receive backup alerts when the backup has been completed and/or failed, including information about when the backup started and stopped the backup method and any error messages.
- The backup copy can be configured to run daily, weekly, monthly, or at daily intervals
- USB devices can be automatically backed up when connected
- The system image backup can be restored to a different computer with different hardware. Learn more about this process on the AOMEI website
- Backups can be pressed optionally with normal or high pressure
- It can automatically restart, hibernate, or shut down after the backup job has been completed
- Supports merge and return command line
- Allows you to create commands or documents before and/or after making a backup copy
- Comments can be added to the backup to provide more information about what is installed or what the backup is used for
- The backup copy can be split into smaller pieces for easy retrieval using custom or pre-determined sizes, such as 700 MB of CD or 4 GB of DVD.
- A bootable disc can be created using AOMEI Backupper to restore the backup or assemble the partition / hard drive without starting Windows.
- When using a backup copy, if the system detects that the location does not have enough disk space to hold the files, it will tell you to clean the drive and proceed with the backup.
- Linux bootable disc allows you to restore data from a backup copy and partition/discs to other drives, although making a backup copy of partition, disk, or system drive is not permitted.
More advanced features, such as combining mounting backups and using collective scripts for backup, are available in a paid version.