Allows you to compress backup images, and control the amount of compression.Can do sector-by-sector backup or backup of data only.Does a backup mode that specifically backs up just Outlook emails (desktop Outlook client, not Microsoft Exchange).Think of this feature like Windows System Restore except with this feature each snapshot backs up all the files and data on your C drive and restores all files and data, not just system files and settings like Windows System Restore.Has a system ‘snapshot’ feature which automatically takes snapshots of your system periodically and allows you to restore whichever snapshot you want.
Doubles as a file-level backup program - has the ability to backup select files and folders, too, in addition to whole partitions/drives/system.You can backup whole drives, your whole system, or just specific partitions.Does full, incremental, and differential backups.This review specifically looks at EaseUS Todo Backup Home. The biggest difference between EaseUS Todo Backup Workstation and EaseUS Todo Backup Home is the former can restore to dissimilar hardware while the latter cannot, plus EaseUS Todo Backup Home is for home use only. Take note that there is actually even a third version of this program, EaseUS Todo Backup Workstation ($39). file-level backup and drive-level and system backup - plus adds in two major features not found in EaseUS Todo Backup Free: ability to create and restore system ‘snapshots’ and the ability to create WinPE-based bootable media.
EaseUS Todo Backup Home does everything EaseUS Todo Backup Free does - i.e. WHAT IS IT AND WHAT DOES IT DOĮaseUS Todo Backup Home ($29) is the shareware version of EaseUS Todo Backup Free. Anyways, let’s see if it’s truly worth spending to. However, if you have yet to pick a backup program and are willing to spend some money, EaseUS Todo Backup Home wants to win your business. Here in dotTech, we already did a review on the “ best free file backup, drive backup (aka imaging), and system backup software” for Windows.
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