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Acronis TrueImage. But, it's not totally reliable. We've recently seen it have trouble removing old backups from attached drives, so the drive fills up and then
by thaumaturgy 12y ago
Acronis TrueImage. But, it's not totally reliable. We've recently seen it have trouble removing old backups from attached drives, so the drive fills up and then TrueImage stops running with little or no notice. It does this significantly less often than EaseUs ToDo Backup though.
You can trade completeness for reliability by going with Backblaze or Carbonite or CrashPlan or SpiderOak for online backups. All of those offer a really good overall backup system, you just don't get a bare-metal restore and if you store files in an unusual location on your drive or use unknown file types, the backup service might not grab them.