Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

My Tech Quest

Freebies

Backup Image of Your USB Drives With USB Image Tool1 min read

Do you keep any important data and files in your USB flash drive? If your answer is yes, then it is advisable for you to occasionally back up the data in your USB flash drive.

USB Image Tool is a free and lightweight utility that allows you to create backup image files of any devices that you plug into your USB port including USB flash drives, card readers, digital cameras, mobile phones and even mp3 music players.

Backup Image of Your USB Drive

In the main window of USB Image Tool, there are three main buttons of Backup, Restore and Rescan functions. Click the “Backup” button to backup an image of your USB drive. All the data of your USB drive is saved in a single file under the .img format. You can burn the image to a disc or just keep the image in your hard disk. If you accidentally wipe out or lost the data in your USB drive, you can always restore the image to your USB drive by clicking the “Restore” button. So what is the “Rescan” button use for? The Rescan button comes in handy if an USB drive that you have plug in into the USB port is not automatically recognized or detected by USB Image Tool.

To use this portable utility, you need to run the USB Image Tool executable (.exe) file. But make sure that the usbit32.dll included in the archive is in the same directory as the executable file.

USB Image Tool is designed to work on Microsoft Windows XP and Vista. It requires Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework to work.

Comments

You May Also Like

Blogging

I guess you must have noticed the “Incoming Search Terms” section on My Tech Quest. Look at the screenshot below. 🙂 A few days...

Gadget

This is a guest post by Joe Linford. If you would like to contribute too, please leave us a message via the contact us page....

Local Tech News

To accelerate progress in the 1BestariNet Program, YTL Communications has partnered with Intel Malaysia to introduce Intel-based integrated 4G LTE laptop and tablet solutions supporting...

Android

In Grammarly Editor, you can view suggested synonyms of words that you just typed in your text. Now, the same feature has been added...

Advertisement

Trending