In the past, I used AOMEI OneKey Recovery as a program that allows me to float a whole window as an image, back it up, and then recover it.
I think this was free before.
But if you go to the AOMEI OneKey Recovery site, there are only demos or paid versions.
Is the AOMEI OneKey Recovery program charged?
2902 2016-07-16 Gentleman
Up to AOMEI OneKey Recovery 1.5 was offered free of charge.
Starting from version 1.6, it is only available for a fee.
AOMEI OneKey Recovery is charged from 1.6.
There is a demo version, but when I install it, it says that the demo is only installed, and if I want to actually back it up, I need to buy a fee.
You can just use the system image backup/restore functionality provided by Windows.
AOMEI OneKey Recovery has been turned into a paid one.
The AOMEI Backupper Standard program has the same functionality, so you can use it.
This is still free.
http://www.backup-utility.com/download.html
Using AOMEI Backupper Standard is better than Windows' own backup and restore capabilities.
It's only half the capacity that's backed up.
Backups or restores are much faster.
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