DriveClone Server

DriveClone Server is a backup and recovery application designed to help you create an exact copy of the disk drives, including hard drives, SSD, hybrid drives, as well as RAID drives. It is able to clone the contents of a hard drive and copy files, folders, programs, and settings.

The utility sports a clean and intuitive layout that reveals a list with all available cloning tasks in the main panel. For each task the utility employs a wizard-like assistant that offers step-by-step guidance throughout the configuration process.

DriveClone Server lets you opt for one-time cloning in order to duplicate one hard drive or SSD to another one. It is bootable so you do not need to reinstall the operating system, drivers and applications when upgrading to a new drive.

The multiple-time cloning/mirror drive mode helps you run an incremental cloning of a mirrored drive, save file versions, schedule the cloning process, back up a number of copies of old files that you want to save, as well as merge or delete all previous history versions when there’s no available space for the current file version.

A set of advanced parameters enables you to activate the smart cloning mode in order to exclude redundant Windows data, such as browser’s temporary files, Windows hibernation and temporary files, perform checks for verifying if the cloned drive is bootable on different computers, and defrag all files before cloning data.

What’s more, you are allowed to convert a hard drive or partition to virtual format, such as Microsoft VHD or VMware VMDK.

DriveClone Server keeps logs with all performed actions and lets you delete logs which are older than a custom date. In case you experience boot failure issues with the cloned disks, a repair function allows you to fix those booting issues, more specifically Boot Configuration Database and BOOT.INI, partition boot code, Master Boot Record (MBR) and boot disk unique ID (GUID).

DriveClone Server integrates an advanced set of features for cloning your hard drive, booting on a new system, and using the same programs as in the old drive. The learning curve is smooth and easy so you are not going to spend a lot of time tweaking the configuration settings.