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* Did a Program Mess up Windows?

      WinRescue makes snapshots of Windows.   If you install a program that messes up Windows, just use the Crash Fixer to restore Windows to the way it was before.

    * FIVEfold Protection

      WinRescue has five ways to restore:
         1. to Win7 Restore Points,
         2. to Spare Registry,
         3. to WinRescue Backups,
         4. from Diskette, CD, or Removable Drive,
         5. or to the Original Registry.

      Please note that the registry may only be backed up and restored by the Administrator.

    * RegPack the Registry

      Removes the mush and rebuilds the Registry decreasing the size of the Registry and allowing Windows to run more effieciently.

    * Start Protecting your Data with WinRescue Now

      Now is the time to start backing up your data.   You never know when something will happen that could wipe everything out.   Be ready with WinRescue. WinRescue can be set up to run automatically.  It can run minimized so that you can go on with your business.
      It is a good idea to back up to another drive.   WinRescue will back up to harddrive, diskette, CD, DVD, DDCD, Zip Drive, Network Drive, and any device that can be copied to in Windows Explorer.

    * Backup and Restore Wizards

      Wizards provide step-by-step instructions through the backup and restore process.

    * Open ZIP Files

      The Extractor in WinRescue will open zip files and extract files from them.

    * An Uninstaller

      Run Backup before installing an application (especially if you are only trying it out).   Then if it messes up your computer or you uninstall it soon afterwards, run WinRescue's Crash Fixer to return your operating system back to the way it was before the application was installed (this will remove the hidden entries that applications often leave in the registry).

    * Quick Transfer of Files between Computers

      With the Backup Properties set on No Compression and Replace, WinRescue will transfer selected folders and files from one computer to another computer on a network (this works good to keep your laptop in sync with your desktop and vice versa).

    * Five Backup Types

          o Full Backup backs up all of the specified files.
          o Incremental Backup only backs up files that have changed since the last Full or Incremental backup. Backed up files will not be backed up again until they change.
          o Differential Backup only backs up files that have changed since the last Full or Incremental backup. Backed up files will be backed up again on the next Backup.
          o Replace opens up the Backup File and replaces any of the specified files that are different.
          o Full (Archive not reset) Backup backs up all of the specified files, but does not reset the Archive attribute (this is for programs like Quicken which do not like the attributes of their files changed).

    * Specify Four Different Configs

      Use WinRescue's default or create up to four different setups (configs) that decide what happens during Backup.   For example, one config could back up the registry to the hard drive, a second config could back up recently changed files to the Zip drive, and a third config could backup other files to a network drive.

    * Back up Any Files, Directories, or Types of Files that you Want

      Selecting files to back up is as easy as clicking a checkbox from the Explorer-type list.   Wildcards can be used to specify types of files to back up, such as, *.txt for all text files.

    * Change Target Directory for Backups

      Decide where a Backup Set will be placed.   Back up to hard drive, diskette, Zip Drive, Network Drive, CD, DDCD, or DVD.

    * Number of Backups

      WinRescue keeps track of how many backups it has made and automatically deletes excess backups.   Choose to allow 1 to 10,000 backups.

    * Use WinRescue's Defaults.