SuperCopier is an open source transfer utility and is quite similar in looks and functionality to UltraCopier apart from this tool seems to be more stable.

It’s a multi threaded program allowing many files to be copied in parallel and has several of the functions you might want from a 3rd party copy program such as pause, resume, verify, profiles, file / directory filtering, multiple sources at once and full command line support. I believe the simplest one is to just make regular weekly image backups.RichCopy is actually a tool developed at Microsoft and was used internally by them to copy files for several years before being made available to download. There are many different methods of achieving what you want. Probably best if you just use Macrium for all this. Or if you don't feel comfortable having your files online use one of the programs that was already mentioned. If you have important files that need say daily backup than i suggest an online backup like Tech suggested(Mozy).

But if you would like to be able to restore your system partition in a few minutes use a disk imaging program like Macrium. are only file/folder backup programs and they create copies of the files/folders you want to back up.ĮDIT: Anyway if you like spending hours in front of the computer reinstalling windows from scratch then forget about disk imaging. You can then use this file to restore your partition to the state it was when you backed up.īackup programs like Cobian, Synctoy, GFI etc. create a complete copy(clone) of your partition/s(say c:) and store it in a file called disk IMAGE. Disk Imaging software(better term would be Disk CLONING) like Norton Ghost, Acronis True Image, Macrium Reflect etc.

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