Adaptive Restore (Add-on for Drive Backup 9 Professional)
Paragon Adaptive Restore is a powerful tool for system
migration that can help you easily migrate a Windows based
system to a virtual environment (P2V) of a major
virtualization software vendor, no matter if it’s currently
online or being backed up with Paragon software. It also
lets you make a crippled system transferred to virtual
hardware with a 3rd party tool 100% bootable.
As a useful bonus, Paragon Adaptive Restore enables you to
successfully migrate a Windows based system to a different
hardware platform (P2P) by allowing automatic injection of
all required drivers crucial for a migration of this kind.
Key benefits of Paragon Adaptive Restore:
Complex System Migration
Paragon Adaptive Restore is a complete solution for
migrating a Windows based system (any edition since Win2K)
to a different hardware environment, either physical (P2P)
or virtual (P2V). This operation will be as easy and
seamless as never before.
Virtualization for Backup Purposes
Creating a virtual clone of your physical system and saving
it on a network share can be a real alternative to
traditional disk imaging, as in case of a hardware failure,
you will still be able to work with your applications in a
virtual environment on any other computer until your own PC
is repaired – that’s what the traditional backup lacks.
Recover the Ability to Boot an Operating System After
Unsuccessful Migration.
Paragon Adaptive Restore will help you recover the
operating system’s startup ability, even after an
unsuccessful system virtualization by a 3-rd party utility.
It also enables you to make a physical Windows-based system
bootable on different hardware.
Upgrade Old and Slow PC. Enjoy Your Favorite Applications
in a Virtual Environment.
Migrate to a new hardware platform and make a virtual clone
of your old system. Take advantage of an up-to-date
computer while still having the option to work with your
old applications.
Safely Evaluate New Software
Easily avoid negative after effects of software
installation by creating a virtual clone of your current
physical system; try and decide whether new software is
safe and exactly what you need before making it permanent.
Multiple Operating Systems - One PC
Virtualization makes it possible to have multiple operating
systems on one PC, including Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.