One Recovery

Data backup is not only important because you have the reassurance you are protected in case of disaster, but it also entails that you can recover files in the event of an accident.
One Recovery is a user-friendly application that allows you create a backup image of your entire system so that you can restore it when you stumble across a hardware problem that wipes out data from your drives or suspect a virus infection.

Helps you create a backup image in one go

The program includes an intuitive interface that displays its primary functions, namely backup, restore and tools. You can establish a backup of your system with all the applications and updates by accessing the dedicated function and specifying the partitions you want to add and the location where the app should store the image.
You should know that the application enables you to create backups without compression, a feature that can considerably speed up the process and that can be useful if space is not an issue for you. In addition, if you deem it necessary, you can enable a password protection for the images you create.

Comes with several helpful tools

It is important to note that the program incorporates several tools that might come in handy when you are creating a backup or attempting to restore an image. More accurately, you can create a bootable rescue media that enables you to create backups on a USB drive or a CD and use it in case disaster strikes.
The other noteworthy utensils that you might find useful in various circumstances include view logs, toaster reminder and checking the image integrity and particular file restoration. On a side note, the program allows you to restore your system files and the entire data, including the apps and settings as well.

A simple and efficient backup and restoration tool

While you can reinstall Windows and any other application you have installed on your computer without too much effort, the same cannot be said about your data. One Recovery is an application that can give you a hand with creating backups, so you can recover data regardless of the situation.