Disk Tools 1.5

[fusker]

Try this one.

This tools can create any Copier machine HDD, and can create directly from your PC/laptop without conected with your machine. And without any service support tools
You can clone it, or save your entire harddisk image file to other media.

feature :
> Direct clone disk to disk in raw Mode
> Replace for partition Error
> Simulating harddisk to be a single file
> Fast, easy and portable
> Compress image file, (For IR7200 disk (40GB)
only 850 MB Disk image file)
> Xerox and Konica minolta Clone capabilities.
Tested on dialta series Canon IR series and some xerox pharser series

SCREENSHOT :

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You can download for 7 days trial

Download Url :

setup.rar

Filename : Setup.rar (25 MB)

NOTE : WORK IN WINDOWS 2000 and XP ONLY !!

FOR THE BEST RESULT, USE SIMILAR HARDDISK MODEL

[mario2011]

muito bom

[Stirton.M]

Uh....uh....what?

Why would I use, and pay for that matter, a program that cannot work on Vista or Win7 for purpose of cloning a hard disk on a Konica Minolta device when ANY hard disk will work on any of these machines, simply plug a new one in, go to tech rep, format and yer done, provided they had one to begin with? Not to mention the dozen or so different user programs available for free from Konica Minolta for user data file maintenance, which are oddly enough not necessary in all cases, as the web interface is sufficient enough to import and export hard disk user data to any PC connected.

Beware what you get from this. I suspect scamware, pirateware, spyware package within....pure bullshit in its claims about KM hardware, that is for certain.

[zed255]

Stirton.M, I agree. Things like this just look fishy. Anyone reasonably knowledgeable can clone a hard disk without any special 'utilities'. Using DD under Linux one can make perfect bit-for-bit images and write them to new media. As you say, there are lots of good freeware utilities out there for tasks like this.

[TheOwl]

HE HE HE... I just read the discription again.

Have a look at what it is tested on.

[Stirton.M]

Ya, machines of no consequence....dialta...di series? The OP clearly is completely out of touch with reality. Very few of them had hard drives if I recall.