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Recovery Commander, currently bundled with other VCOM products, is now available as a stand-alone product. Recovery Commander specializes in bringing non-booting Windows systems back to life. Once installed, Recovery Commander backs up all key Windows files and settings, significantly surpassing Windows own System Restore feature. Unlike other recovery products, it does not change the partition type, alter the Master Boot Record nor does it require large, contiguous amounts of free space within a partition.
When a system has encountered a serious problem that has rendered it non-booting, Recovery Commander can typically restore the system to working order in less than 5 minutes, without data or application loss. Alternatively, without Recovery Commander you are often forced to restore a lengthy backup archive, or to perform a time-consuming system reformat and reload of the operating system and applications, risking the loss of vital data.
Operation is exceptionally simple. If the user is system is non-bootable, and Recovery Commander has been installed, simply rebooting the machine with the Recovery Commander bootable CD and you can quickly and easily restore the machine to the last known working configuration. In addition, if you have a non-booting system with Windows XP installed, and have not yet installed Recovery Commander, you can, in most cases, boot from the Recovery Commander CD and restore the machine to the last known working configuration, provided XP is System Restore has been enabled.
Here is a brief list of Recovery Commander is features:
- Only recovery product that also provides for data offloading to CDR or Flash.
- Easy to use Windows console.
- Enhanced file tracking and installation detection.
- Can automatically or manually create checkpoints of your key system files, registry and boot record.
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