You can read more about the topic here.Ĭomparatively, Renee Becca is an excellent piece of software. So: When you image a drive you need a bootable media to restore the image. If you image a drive, you need to boot from the Imaging software and restore that image on the drive before being able to use it.
When you clone a hard drive on another one, you can swap the original with the copy and it'll be back up and running in no time. So, what’s the difference between the two backup styles? My take is that it’s an excellent piece of software, but doesn’t encrypt the backup and, has no way to create a “disk image”. Renee Becca really looks like Acronis – both in capabilities and in some of its appearance. There are faqs and a “Support Center” but no Forum. So, why is there a ‘paid for’ version? From what I can gather from their website, the only difference is that the ‘paid’ version includes individual tech support. Brinkmann of ghacks, and the free version has all the options available. No surprises during installation, according to M. You’ll have to leave an email address to get a key to unlock the free version. An excellent review and worth your time if you intend to download the software. GHacks published a review of this backup software at the end of September.
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