If they get an issue, they just wipe device and reinstall standard image. In the end, you have to test each product you are interested against your systems, and verify they work as you wish.Ī lot of (major) companies only backup network data, and have standard images used to deploy software, and never use image backups. In the end, it comes down to what you need, and what you are prepared to pay.
Macrium Reflect is free for personal use, but not commercial use Veeam is more geared to large networks by design (but not necessarily superior Macrium Reflect, Acronis etc.ĪOMEI Backupper Standard version is free for personal and simple commercial use. I cannot say it would be a good choice in an office, as licencing terms differ, and office networks differ. ThanksYes - I do mean that, but not a major issue I suppose, but annoying. If I'm not going to change something in partitions, since it's a laoptop and I'm not going to add or delete partitions or change their size, do you think could be a good choice in a small office situation? I do not recommend it.ĭo you mean that Veeam Free doesn't restore the partitions from the full image backup, in the same order as the original host? When it restores images, it does not restore them in same order as original host and was generally slower. Thanks a lot!I have used it and tbh it still has a long way to go before it catches up with Macrium Reflect. I'm very confused, since I was quite going to choose Macrium (free version) for my personal laptop, after searching and reading here a lot of discussions about it, but I'd like to know if someone else have also tried Veeam. Only cons he says is not very fast in backup and restore process. He said that this version is really great, simply to use, with an high reliability.
I know that here a lot of users who I admire and follow, use Macrium, and others AOMEI, also on free version (for personal use).īut a friend of mine, that works in server and data center ambient, told me about that software house Veeam, that has started ro release two years ago a wokstation/laptop free version backup software, also for commercial use. Since it seems that everybody is disappointed with Acronis for the way is taking with True Image (years ago it saved my life many times, but last test with 2018 with his linux bootable rescue media meesed up my boot configuration), I decided to drop, and look for something better.įirst point that a backup/disaster recovery software has to have for me is reliability.
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