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Documents for O&O DiskImage 22
Here you will find a collection of helpful documents and information about using O&O DiskImage 22. The provided content will help you better understand its functions and applications, deepen your understanding of important data backup principles, and learn best practices for various scenarios. Whether you’re looking for technical details, practical instructions, or background information on backup methods and storage media, the following materials offer a solid foundation for handling your data securely.
O&O DiskImage 22 Premium Edition Data Sheet (PDF)
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System Requirements
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit) or Microsoft Windows 11 (64-bit)
Memory: At least 4 GB RAM (recommended: 8 GB or more)
Disk Space: At least 500 MB of free disk space for installation
Internet Connection: Mandatory for activation and for using the recovery environment (Windows PE)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is a backup?
A backup is a safety copy of your data or entire system. With an up-to-date backup, you can restore important files, programs, or even Windows completely in case of hardware failure, malware infection, or accidental deletion.
2. What is a disk image?
A disk image is an exact copy of a drive or partition. It contains not only files but also the entire file system structure, installed programs, and—if it is a system partition—Windows including its settings.
3. What is the difference between file backup and image backup?
A file backup saves selected folders or files such as documents or photos. An image backup creates a complete copy of a drive or system. Image backups are especially useful for restoring a full system after a crash.
4. Why should I create regular backups?
Data loss can happen at any time due to hardware failure, malware, ransomware, Windows updates, or user error. Regular backups are the most reliable way to restore your data quickly and completely.
5. How often should I perform backups?
This depends on how frequently your data changes. Daily or weekly automatic backups are recommended. Additionally, creating a full system backup at regular intervals ensures maximum protection.
6. Where should I store my backups?
Backups should never be stored on the same drive being backed up. External hard drives, NAS systems, or network storage are recommended. For critical data, keeping a second copy in another location is advisable.
7. Can I continue working while a backup is running?
Yes. O&O DiskImage allows backups while Windows is running. You can continue working, although performance may be slightly reduced during the process.
8. Can I restore individual files from an image backup?
Yes. You can extract and restore individual files and folders from an image backup without restoring the entire system.
9. Is an internet connection required?
Yes. An active internet connection is required for product activation. An internet connection may also be necessary when using the Windows PE recovery environment, for activation, updates, or certain recovery-related functions.