AOMEI Backupper Standard represents an advanced tool for backup and restore, very helpful in case of emergencies.

The graphic interface is user-friendly and divided into five tabs: Home, Backup, Restore, Clone and Utilities.

Under Backup you will find everything you need from this function: file or folder backup option, full system backup with one click, disk backup or partition backup. You can schedule any of these operations to take place whenever you want.

Restore lets you either copy files to original location or choose a new one. Cloning means you can clone a partition or volume from one to another, or clone a hard disk to another.

If your computer fails to start, you can always create a bootable disc (before it happens) and use to restore your partitions or the whole system. If you are not sure what is inside a particular backup, you can mount it as a virtual drive and explore its content at any time.

For your convenience you can make either full backups (takes longer time, much space) or differential and incremental backups (backup only the modified files).

Each backup can be password protected, split to fit CD or DVD and compressed to take less disk space.

What's New in AOMEI Backupper 6.5 :

- Added “Create Portable Version” (only available in Technician and Technician Plus): copy AOMEI Backupper to a removable device so that directly run it on target computers without installing.
- Added Automatic Shutdown after Scheduled Task: automatically shut down, restart, hibernate, or sleep your computer after a scheduled task has been completed.
- Added an option on “Real-Time Sync”: sync the deletions in source directory to destination.
- Fixed issue: the size of used space on EXFAT partition cannot be obtained correctly.
- Fixed issue: the post-command failed to execute the shutdown command after back up.
- Fixed issue: the synchronization task will automatically synchronize after installing the new version.
- Fixed issue: when local files and network files are synchronized at the same time, the network file access failure will cause local file synchronization to fail.

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