HDClone Enterprise Edition 5.1.4 Portable

HDClone copiará el contenido de los discos duros en un nivel físico desde un disco a otro disco duro. Dependiendo de los tamaños de los discos duros, se creará una imagen completa o abreviada del disco de origen.
Para dar a los usuarios la posibilidad de mover su sistema desde un disco duro superado (menor) en un nuevo disco duro (mayor), uno puede usar la edición gratuita de HDClone, que se realizó para este proceso. La corrección posterior de los tamaños de partición se puede hacer con un número de herramientas, pero el sistema migrado es utilizable incluso sin estas modificaciones.

Enterprise Edition
Enterprise Edition
NEW: Advanced Format drive cloning & backup
NEW: Creating dynamic VMDK/VHD images
NEW: Storing a cloning report
NEW: MVD: virtual drives from VMDK & VHD
NEW: CLI: automation using ports and media ID
Cloning at up to 1000 MB/sec = 60 GB/min - and more...
Running on and cloning Windows 8 / Windows Server 2012
PartitionSelect
Using file images from network shares

The Enterprise Edition of HDClone was developed for mass reproduction. It allows for mass cloning to all supported drive types. Drive types can be mixed arbitrarily within one copy run. The Enterprise Edition also offers all the features of the Professional Edition

What’s new in version 5.1.4:
- TRIM in Windows brings the powerful SSD optimization, already known from the self-booting HDClone/S, to HDClone/W, making it available when cloning in Windows.
- HDClone/W now can make use of up to 4 GB of RAM (instead of 2 GB before), improving total performance, especially in case of large disks.
- The way to select partitions has been clearly improved and made more intuitive: if only particular partitions of a disk are to be copied, it is now possible to pick them directly from the list.
- Moreover, disk and image lists can now be scrolled using the mouse wheel.
- HDClone creates VHD images now about 10% faster than before.

OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8 y 8.1
Ingles
30,3 MB

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