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“DriveClone Pro software makes cloning disk drives and partitions easy.”
“Simply navigate the cloning application’s short wizard and within minutes you have functioning cloned disks ready to deploy. Better yet, FarStone’s included simple Backup functionality within DriveClone Pro. Thus, IT professionals receive not only a powerful drive imaging application, but an additional option for regularly completing data backups.”
— Erik Eckel, Tech Republic, November 2007
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“DriveClone Pro works in three modes and adds some useful utilities.”
“DriveClone can write system back-ups and file backups to second internal drives, external USB devices, burnable CDs/DVDs, and even over a LAN to a network drive, and it does it all very quickly with compression set to Medium. A Linux-based boot disc allows for restoring from all modes and from all sources, even if Windows won’t boot.”
— Warren Ernst, Computer Power User, November 2007
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“WOW...about freaking time!!!”
“More to the point, Drive Clone Pro still gives me everything that I decided I liked in the old Restore IT product, but added some features that has me scratching my head wondering why I so rarely see these features in their competitor’s products. Like: incremental file backups can now be by category (picture files, music, desktop folder, video, etc) and will ask you how many different versions of duplicate files you wish to keep....WOW...about freaking time!!”
— Brian Chee, InfoWorld, October 20, 2007
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“One of the easiest-to-use”
“FarStone’s DriveClone Pro is one of the easiest-to-use hard drive imaging and backup offerings on the market. The software installs in seconds and provides many useful, quick data-transfer capabilities.”
— Mario Morejon, CRN, June 25, 2007
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“A strong buy”
“In my long search for a backup/restore utility for my Windows machines, I’ve tried just about everything I could get my hands on... What I had been wanting was...boot into a non-Windows system to do a full backup, but still be able to use that same backup to restore just the file I accidentally dumped in a mad disk cleaning frenzy.
“So why am I so excited about something as mundane as a backup/restore utility? ...I travel a lot and have had a disk drive die out from under me... I don’t want to have to dig around for my Windows License key, I don’t want to be forced into a single vendor solution, and most importantly I’d like a restore utility that gives me back a machine ready to go without forcing me into repairing various applications.”
— Brian Chee, InfoWorld, May 18, 2007
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“FarStone offers a well-designed product that should find favor among SMBs for its very granular recovery.” David Hill, principal of the Mesabi Group, told eWEEK.
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“VirtualDrive 10 Pro is an excellent piece of software and the people at FarStone have clearly done their homework.”
— Kyle Lunau, Overclockers
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“The biggest question on our minds when we installed VirtualDrive 10 was whether or not it would work as well or better than some of the freeware and shareware offerings available today. The answer is an unqualified ‘yes.’ And... if you travel with software that requires an original CD or DVD, VirtualDrive can dramatically reduce losses and damage simply because you won't have to carry the disks anymore. Recommended.”
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“VirtualDrive from FarStone is the answer. It works flawlessly and it’s worth the money.”
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The bottom line: Running your software from a VirtualDrive will be like sticking the original disc into a 200X or faster CD-ROM drive. Your jaw will literally drop at the speed difference.”
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“If you've ever waited for a CD-ROM to catch up to the action while you play a game on your PC, you’ll appreciate FarStone Technology’s VirtualDrive...(VirtualDrive) is handy for gamers and travelers because you don’t need to carry the original CD-ROMs...”
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