Getting it back
Pick a moment. Take back what you need.
Every backup is a point in time. Browse it, search it, restore it anywhere.
Pick a date, not a set.
Every run is a point in time. Pick one; the app works out which sets it needs.
- SunFull
- MonInc
- TueInc
- WedInc
- ThuInc
You pick Thursday. It reads Sunday’s full and the four incrementals, and hands you Thursday.
Inside a set
Browse it like a folder.
Walk the folders of any backup, search it by name, and see every version of a file.
One file, a folder, or everything. Search this point, or all versions.
Three places to put it back.
Where it was, another folder with its tree, or one flat folder.
- If a file is already there: never replace, only if newer, or always
- Dates and attributes come back too
Look first. Then restore.
Preview any version. Every file is checked before it takes its place.
Preview first
Open a version before you restore it.
Checked as it lands
Renamed into place only when the checksum matches.
Wrong password?
It stops before anything is written.
Start it now. It waits for the drive.
Queue a restore from a drive in a drawer. Plug it in and it starts.
- 1
Pick the files
From a drive that isn’t connected.
- 2
It waits
And says what it is waiting for.
- 3
Plug it in
Any port, any letter. It starts, and you get a report.
From another PC
Sets from a PC you no longer have.
On a new PC, open the folder of sets from the old one. Each becomes a restore point here.
- Its restore points are read from the drive
- Encrypted sets need only their password
Every edition, for ever
Restore is always free.
Free edition, ended trial, lapsed licence: it still works.
Two honest limits.
Stop, not pause
A restore can be stopped. Files written stay written.
A lost password is final
No recovery, no back door. By design.
Restore is the point of all this.
Download it and try it on your first backup.