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Zero3K:
I've learned of a new snapshot program called Sysrestore thanks to Wilders Security Forums. Its Homepage is http://www.sysnew.com/. Also, here are some pages for it and the maker/marketing guy of it:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Xia-Software/117450131727622
http://www.facebook.com/sysnew

joiwind:
Looks fairly good - but I can't find where the company is based.
The English is very bad, maybe it's a chinese company ?

Curt:
About Xia Software Sysnew

Who we are

Xia Software has been dedicated on disk and system backup solutions by developing easy to use restore utility like Sysrestore. With the R&D located in Chongqing, China, we are continuing make our efforts to developing more free backup and other system utilities in the future.

Sysnew VS Xia Software

Sysnew is owned by Xia Software and Sysnew is the international name while Xia Software is the name for domestic market of China. -Sysnew
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joiwind:
About Xia Software Sysnew

Who we are

Xia Software has been dedicated on disk and system backup solutions by developing easy to use restore utility like Sysrestore. With the R&D located in Chongqing, China, we are continuing make our efforts to developing more free backup and other system utilities in the future.

Sysnew VS Xia Software

Sysnew is owned by Xia Software and Sysnew is the international name while Xia Software is the name for domestic market of China. -Sysnew
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-Curt (June 24, 2012, 06:34 AM)
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Thanks Curt - not for me then.

Curt:
SysRestore Pro has been recommended by Gizmo at techsupport, and is right now offered for FREE:
http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/get-sysrestore-pro-free-normally-49.htm

The product is available as a Free or a Pro version.  Going Pro normally costs $49, but if you head to http://www.sysnew.com/sysrestore-pro/ before December 1st you can get it for free.  You'll find the licence code on that page, ready to paste into the free trial program that you can download from a separate link on the site.

Note that you'll need to turn off any similar product that you already use. As for Windows System Restore, if you forget to turn it off before installing SysRestore Pro then the program will offer to do it for you.

In my own tests, the program worked very well.  I set a snapshot, then deleted a handful of files, then chose to restore to the snapshot point.  A few seconds later, and after a restart or 2, my PC was back to its previous state with the files intact. -Gizmo
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http://www.sysnew.com/sysrestore-pro/

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