RollBack Rx Standard

RollBack Rx Standard
RollBack Rx™ RollBack Rx is an powerful PC system and data restore utility that enables home users and IT departments to roll-back PC's to a desired point in time. RollBack Rx is ideal for Corporate IT or Network Administrator because it doesn'

RollBack Rx™ RollBack Rx is an powerful PC system and data restore utility that enables home users and IT departments to roll-back PC's to a desired point in time. RollBack Rx is ideal for Corporate IT or Network Administrator because it doesn't require a site visit from a technician to fix PC's... Resulting in a unique approach from other imaging products on the market.

RollBack Rx Standard - Offers robust protection for standalone desktop and laptop computers. Offers Restore on Reboot or Logoff. Single Snapshot based architecture. Ideal for public access environments, Kiosks, Libraries or where-ever "Reboot-and-Restore" or "Logoff-and-restore" solutions would be used.

How Is RollBack Rx Different From Windows System Restore?

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Windows System Restore only protects system files NOT data, programs or user settings.

RollBack Rx protects everything on the hard drive.

Windows System Restore CAN NOT restore your system if Windows fails to start up.
If Windows is corrupted (BSOD) or if your system can not boot into Windows - RollBack Rx can still restore your entire system! Since RollBack Rx installs below Windows, it can be accessed prior to Windows boot-up by pressing the ?¡ãHOME?¡À key. Once you enter into the RollBack Rx sub-console you can roll-back to any snapshot. - Furthermore, you can recover any and all data up-to-the second of the System Crash!

Windows System Restore uses 5-15% disk space per snapshot. RollBack Rx only uses 0.07%

RollBack Rx Main Features:

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RollBack Rx significantly reduces PC trouble shooting, repairing and restoring time to seconds! Empowering both home users and enterprise IT support personnel to achieve tremendous savings of time and money on maintaining their computers.

RollBack Rx doesn?¡¥t impact performance

Can be remotely managed and deployed (Enterprise Version)

RollBack Rx™ only takes 0.07% of total hard disk space.

Supports up to 60,000 snapshots.

Takes less than 3 seconds to create a new snapshot.

Creates a complete system snapshot without restarting the system.

Offers a variety of options to create new snapshots manually or automatically.

Recovers corrupted or deleted files from any of the 60,000 snapshots easily and quickly.

Revert file histories from any of the 60,000 snapshots.

Restores a completely crashed system to any of the 60,000 snapshots in seconds.

Restores a completely crashed system with data up to the second of crash.

Restores the entire system to any of the 60,000 snapshots within a restart cycle.

Restores the entire system to any of the 60,000 snapshots with data synchronization from the current system.

Offers a variety of options to configure the system to automatically restore to a snapshot of your choice.

Presents a highly configurable program interface and hides the complete program interface from end users.

Includes dynamic disk space management. Releases the unused disk space upon the deletion of snapshots.

Contains intelligent disk space monitoring, informing users about the disk space usage of each snapshot.

Offers flexible and powerful access control.

Supports Multi-boot systems and VM Ware.

Consists of multi-partition protection selection.

Incorporates quick reset of system baseline.

Offers detailed program operation logging.

Supports all industry standard deployment options.

Provides completely hands-free, silent background installations.

Includes configuration during installation. Customizes the program upon installation.

And much more...

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