Downloadfsarchiver is a system tool that allows you to save the contents of a file-system to a compressed archive file. The file-system can be restored on a partition which has a different size and it can be restored on a different file-system.
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This has been my go-to backup for many years. I love the live backup feature, the pbr saves and the little text notes to remind you what is in the backup. I have only one small suggestion, with the Gui version you restrict the display to a small box. For users like me who need BIG BIG fonts, this is very problematic. The fonts I use are so big they bleed over all the page and become unreadable in the small window you allow. Please allow the window to be able to be used full-screen, that will greatly assist users such as I.
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Perfect tool for FS backups, love the *non-dependence* on the partition sizes. Wish it'd fully supported NTFS too, but hey no biggie. Great job and many thanks to the developer/s for this great utility and its regular updates! THANK YOU !
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Nothing comes close to the power and ease of use as fsarchiver... If you are responsible for system disaster recovery processes, this is the tool that will make your life easy
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Exceptional little bit of software. It works absolutely wonderfully, with one exception... Win7 machines. Win7 uses the winsxs folder and I get plenty of errors whenever I try to create a disk-image on a Win7 box (and this is why I gave it four-out-of-five stars). On WinXP, it's absolutely fabulous... creates small images, quickly, and efficiently.
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Thanks for software and updates.