Read our full EaseUs Todo Backup review (opens in new tab).

Pricing starts from around $30 / £30 / AUD$45 for an annual license, with additional options to add cloud storage on top, or even pay for a one-time fee for a lifetime license. This adds to all the previous features above, command line backup, central management via the Backup Center, and a license that covers business usage. There's also a lifetime license options available for a single computer.įor business users, there is the top option of the Workstation tier. The Home tier is available for a single user license for one year or for a two-year license. This tier can also do Outlook backup and recovery. There is also a Home tier that adds email notifications, offsite copies and file exclusion. It also has an array of backup modes, including full, scheduled and incremental backups. For disk cloning it enables a wide range of cloning activities, including system cloning, hard drive cloning, and partition cloning. Great answer! Thank you for making this issue clear to me.EaseUS Todo Backup is a disk cloning program, that offers a great array of services- even on the free tier. The latter option can be useful in this situation, since if you know that the total size of any partitions you still need to drag down is 12.7 GB, for example, you can resize your C partition to leave 12.7 GB free, leaving you enough space to drag those remaining partitions down without leaving any unused space. Note that the resize option allows you to specify the new size either in actual size or in the amount of space to leave free afterward. To do it while maintaining the same sequence, drag your partitions from source to destination working from left to right, and when you drag down a partition you want to resize, click 'Cloned Partition Properties' (or 'Restored Partition Properties' if you're performing an image restore) and resize it as desired, THEN continue dragging down any remaining partitions. But it's also not necessary to reorder partitions just to resize your C partition. For example, the Windows Recovery partition is specified by partition number, and that partition number will be different if the sequence is different, which can break your ability to access the Windows Recovery environment. Reordering partitions won't affect performance, but it can break things.

Macrium reflect clone disk to partition