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You can do this with a virtual machine created from your current system. You can now create incremental and differential images of virtual disks, merge them together and mount them as drives. This is particularly useful if you want to migrate your Windows 10 to Windows 11 “on a trial basis”. O&O DiskImage now offers a huge range of functions for working with virtual machines. You can now create incremental and differential images of virtual disks, merge them together and mount them as drives. Improved: Comprehensive functionality for virtual machines In addition, usage as been enhanced thanks to a more intuitive interplay between engine and UI. It has led to much faster image, backup and restoration times. Our team has taken the engine beneath O&O DiskImage and thoroughly revamped it. If the Windows operating system does not start or if faulty drivers have to be uninstalled – with the integrated recovery environment, all O&O tools are available to make the system operational again as easily as possible. Thanks to the integration into the system, the O&O DiskImage RecoveryPartition can be accessed immediately so that the last system image can be restored directly. Normally with a backup or imaging program you need to create a boot medium (USB) to boot up your system if something goes awry. This boot medium can also be used to create a 1:1 copy of a PC when it is switched off, without this PC being modified or O&O DiskImage having to be installed on it. The creation of a boot medium to start the PC in the event of a failure has been improved, as has the recovery to new hardware, which runs almost automatically. Individual files and directories can also be easily backed up. With the new O&O DiskImage 18, a data backup of the entire computer, hard disks and partitions can be created even faster and more conveniently. Today we release the new version 18 of O&O DiskImage! The most important security software on your PCĪ backup is the most important protection against data loss. There’s an old saying from IT administrators: no backup, no sympathy.