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Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional

Cure Boot Problems and Retrieve Your Data

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Platforms: Windows 2000, Vista, XP, 7 and Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2008 R2

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Update alert: the current build of Rescue Kit 11 Professional now supports AFD, 2TB+ disks, non-512B sector size disks, and even USB 3.0 devices!

There's nothing quite like the white-hot panic that grips you when you realize that your computer won't boot. Suddenly, your mind races to all of the things that you could lose - photos, music collections, important projects, critical documents - and you keep pressing the power button in the futile belief that you'll be able to get it to boot just one more time.

Have not fear, you can avoid this nightmare scenario with your very own copy of Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional!

Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional is your ultimate solution to curing the majority of boot problems, enabling you to instantly retrieve your data. It supports all popular file systems and the recovery CD allows you to boot into the native Operating System that was installed before your PC crashed. Once you're in, you can retrieve all of your critical data and either save it to a different hard disk or partition or burn it to optical media. Postmortem functionality even lets you backup and restore data AFTER a crash. How easy does that sound?

Even as fantastic as recovery CD may be, Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional doesn't just abandon your old system -- far from it. With the Boot Corrector feature, Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional will be able to resolve the majority of Windows boot problems and have you back in business in no time! Registry errors - done! Corrupt MBR - done! You can even use Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional to undelete partitions that you've accidentally blown away!

For system administrators, or anyone working in small to mid-size business environments, the Technician License is a must. With the Technician License, you'll be able to use Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional on an unlimited number of workstations and up to 10 servers for a whole year! Compare that with the cost of replacing fried workstations, or the downtime incurred during a server outage, and you'll see that the numbers make total sense!

After you purchase Paragon Rescue Kit 11 Professional, it may be used for 12 months.

Review Written by Derek Lee

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fire worker Can I buy the Russian version of RK11Pro with a 70% discount?
:)

Apr 11 2012 at 3:46am Copy Link

Paragon Software Hi fire worker,
Unfortunately the discount is available for English version only .

Paragon Software - Apr 11 2012 at 5:18am Copy Link

Stephen Kreyling Paragon Boot Media Builder, has anyone used this with the software? Was it easy to use?

Apr 11 2012 at 6:54pm Copy Link

fire worker I used the BootMediaBuilder of recently purchased HDMPro. This is a great application! It's very comfortably for create own WinPE and add needed drivers.
Users who want more, can add shortcuts in ParagonExpressMenu to run additional programs. For example system-info, archiver, browser, etc. Can just add shortcut to some Explorer as Total Commander (or just cmd) and from it's run anything added software
Now I have WinPE of my dreams.
(just wanted to see looks like the registry editor from Paragon. But alas, my "software-budget" is exhausted for the time being)

Apr 11 2012 at 9:40pm Copy Link

Paragon Software Hi everyone,

Please draw attention that Microsoft has changed its license conditions, meaning that we are no longer allowed to offer you the Paragon WinPE as a prepared separate disk since April 1st, 2012.

But everyone can create your own WinPE recovery disk yourself using our special tool - Paragon Boot Media Builder

For more information about the utility please visit our website - http://www.paragon-softwa...index.html

Paragon Software - Apr 12 2012 at 12:28am Copy Link

Steven Avery Hi,

In addition to the Paragon support (which is a nice plus) would you specifically indicate the places where you think you have improved on the major Linux rescue CDs. ?

Thanks.

Steven

Apr 14 2012 at 2:11am Copy Link

Lupke Brother Hi Pavel,

I'm a bit confused. I use Harddisk Manager Pro 12. Most functions of Rescue Kit 11 pro are available in HDM 12, am I right? If not, what's the same and/or extra in the rescue kit compared to HDM 12?

Apr 14 2012 at 8:24am Copy Link

Stephen Kreyling I am also interested in what the Resue Kit that makes it different. Is it just the license? I would renew if it has other features than the HDM pro 12.

Apr 14 2012 at 10:20am Copy Link

David Powelstock @Stephen and Pavel,

I just used the new BootMediaBuilder the other day. It worked, but I must say that it was not especially easy to figure out what to do. The interface and instructions are very minimal--possibly because it's rather new and had to be rolled out in something of a hurry, given MS's licensing changes. The extra step is to download (directly from MS) and install the Windows kit (WAIK) that installs the WinPE environment. BMB offers to download this for you, but without much explanation. For one thing, it doesn't really make it clear that you need to install WAIK! Pavel, I think better guidance for users is in order. By contrast, the gui and instructions in HDM 12 itself are excellent!

Apr 14 2012 at 10:29am Copy Link

Steven Avery Hi Folks,

Incidentally, my personal view is that Bart PE (and WinPE ) sounds nice, but is a bit overrated. (And difficult to produce, as indicated above.) I really do not see the need for the extra complexity.

I just recently had an OS bomb-out and did very well simply copying files using Parted Magic and PC-Man to get the files copied. And then used an early image for the restore (a key part, even more so if you are not sure of your Windows Validation status, in fact I recommend using 2 or 3 different early images from different companies e.g Paragon, Macrium, DriveImageXL):

Best USB/Bootable recovery and "utility" tools
http://www.donationcoder....#msg283846

I am a big fan of early images, data on the d:, and restoring from early, clean images rather than something recent close to the bomb-out or clean-up.

Paragon is a fine company, and for many they may be a good all-one solution, some semi-techies could easily prefer to work with their own Linux-combined toolboxes. Even if you go all Paragon, I recommend additional early images from other companies. Better safe.

Steven

Apr 14 2012 at 11:37am Copy Link

bob roos What is Upgrade Assurance? That was listed at Product #2 and has a key and license number. For what exactly?

Thanks

Apr 14 2012 at 12:02pm Copy Link

Stephen Kreyling The Microsoft package is big, 992 megs for the install image.

Apr 14 2012 at 1:59pm Copy Link

David Powelstock Stephen,
I think the download is more like twice that, and you actually have to install the "kit" in order to use the Paragon BMB. I think that Steven Avery has a good point about overdoing the boot environment. Both BIOS and Windows have become so much more sophisticated that you rarely need any kind of fancy intervention to get into Window installation. For example, one of the big obstacles *used to be* getting the system to boot from a CD. That's now routine.

Apr 14 2012 at 7:04pm Copy Link

Techtoysavvy Rescue Kit Pro has different licensing than HDM 12.
@ bob roos I got the advantage of the software assurance the last time I purchased. I was upgraded to the latest version. This is typical for time based or subscription licenses.

I am taking advantage of the deal to sign up for another year.

Apr 14 2012 at 10:54pm Copy Link

Please note that all comments for this promotion will be screened before posting. It's nothing personal, just a step we have to take because of a few bad apples last time around.