A Review of RollBack Rx for Windows

With RollBack Rx, users become less dependent on hard disks for carrying everyday backups or duplicate images. The way RollBack Rx backup system is different than conventional backup systems is that it lets the user to tak

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Windows Restore feature allows you to restore Windows System files and some Program files to a previous data. On the other hand, RollBack Rx works at the disk’s sector level, performing backup of your files bit-by-bit, which makes it possible to restore your data efficiently and without loosing out any thing.

Once the program is installed, it disables and replaces the Windows System Restore with its own robust recovery system. If you can not boot into Windows (even in Safe Mode) or the Windows recovery console also fails to help you, RollBack Rx will still be able to restore your full system. Prior to Windows boot-up, the user just have to press the Home key to access the RollBack Rx console where you can easily roll-back to any previously created snapshot. On the other hand, with Windows System Restore, it is not possible to restore your system incase Windows can not boot.

RollBack Rx is not just a backup and restore system but also a great tester of security updates, software and more. RollBack scrutinizes the hard disk bit-by-bit before the user installs or updates software; this is to recognize how the disk is composed. In case you are not happy with the install, the program allows you to uninstall every portion of the software, with a few mouse clicks. Because RollBack Rx works at bit level, it guarantees quick and 100% removal of the software.

When it comes to zero-day attack or accidental user errors, RollBack Rx is great at protecting the user and PC. RollBack Rx transparently takes snapshots on user specified schedule and if a malware attacks, the user can restore the system to the latest state before the crash.