CloneGo

Computers can run into all sorts of problems that render the operating system unusable and corrupt important pieces of data. While some of them can be avoided with regular maintenance and virus scans, some things can't be avoided, and the only thing you can do is prepare. A good way to do this is turning to CloneGo to back up your data and operating system. Even in the event of total system failure, you will be able to get your important documents back and have Windows up and running again without any difficulties.

The software is free to try, without restrictions, for seven days. It comes in a small package and it only takes a few seconds to install its core components. The application doesn't rely on any special drivers or services, and it doesn't use too many resources, but you will need a hard drive with enough storage space.

CloneGo is capable of copying entire disk partitions and create perfect clones of the data stored on them. It can even back up your operating system itself, which gives you the possibility of recovering Windows if it doesn't work properly anymore or becomes unbootable. You could also take advantage of this feature to migrate everything to a new hard drive.

You can decide to copy the contents of a drive to another drive, but you can also back them up as a single file and recover them. The best part is that all operations are prepared the same way, with similar sets of controls. All you have to do is specify what to copy, back up or restore and where. Additionally, the software can call upon other tools, from the same developer, to create a boot disk, which can be of significant help if something has rendered your operating system unbootable.

CloneGo's clean and straightforward functionality is exactly what you need to prepare your system and data for worst-case scenarios.