
The program does have one or two annoying omissions. And a comprehensive scheduler allows you to run your backup jobs on startup, logon, daily, weekly, monthly and more.

Your backups can be compressed, password-protected, or split into fixed-sized chunks for copying to disc. As well as creating a complete image of your hard drive, for instance, it can also create incremental images, saving only new or changed files. This doesn't mean Disk Image is lacking in features, though. So "Disk to Image" is plainly what you'll choose to run a backup "Image to Disk" will restore an older backup and options like "Copy Disk to Disk", "Create Boot Disk", "Schedule Task" and so on are all equally obvious.

Open it and you'll immediately see a set of shortcuts, with sensibly chosen names, highlighting all the main functions. Disk Image is a straightforward backup tool which will quickly create an image of your specified hard drive.
