Paragon Drive Copy 10

Your PC is in your pocket! Use it anywhere, anytime!

Create a virtual clone of your PC, including operating system, drivers and settings, all your applications and files. Save it to the USB hard drive and use it on another computer, just as if you're working from your own PC.
Use Drive Copy Personal to easily migrate to new hard drive or even different hardware without reinstalling, create backup images of your hard drive, perform basic partitioning operations and even more.
* Scenario 1: Create a virtual clone of your PC Including operating system, drivers and settings, all your applications and files Important! You may download one of the step-by-step illustrated pdf for this scenario. Learn how to make your system mobile with Paragon Drive Copy 10 and
pdf_icon Microsoft Windows Virtual PC or VMware Player

* Scenario 2: Upgrade your hard drive to a new one Clone your hard disk to a larger drive and have it boot without reinstallation

* Scenario 3: Migrate to new hardware When upgrading to new hardware, clone your existing hard drive to the new one and adjust the OS to make it bootable again

* Scenario 4: Continue using your old PC in a virtual environment Migrate to a new hardware platform by making a virtual clone of your old system. Take advantage of an up-to-date computer while still having the option to work with your old applications.

* Scenario 5: Use Drive Copy for backup purposes You have several options to backup your hard drive with Drive Copy::

Clone your HDD to another drive. In case of HDD or OS failure you can use your clone immediately without spending time recovering data. Use incremental Copy Wizard and Scheduling to make regular incremental copies saving only the changes
If the target disk for your copies is a USB drive, you can save compressed images of your hard drive and use free space for other purposes. In case of system failure, restore it from the image saved on USB drive using our recovery CD
And last but not least - creating a virtual clone of your physical system and saving it on a network share can be a real alternative to traditional disk imaging because you can still work with your applications in a virtual environment on any other computer until your own PC is repaired

* Scenario 6: Safely Evaluate New Software Avoid negative after effects of software installation by creating a virtual clone of your current physical system to evaluate new software before making it permanent.

* Scenario 7: Use Multiple Operating Systems on One PC Virtualization allows multiple operating systems on one PC, including Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.

* Scenario 8: Manage your hard drive Create, format, delete and copy partitions to organize your hard drive and perform basic partitioning operations.

* Scenario 9: Recover in case of disasters Create recovery media on a USB stick or burn it to a CD/DVD. Rescue data by transferring files in case of a system crash; undelete partitions, fix boot problems, recover created archives, and more.