Vcom System Commander 8 - VCOMSYSCOMV8-K01 - VCOMSYSCOMV8-K01 - SaverSoftware

Vcom System Commander 8 - VCOMSYSCOMV8-K01

Manufacturer - VCOM

Price £ 50.00    (£ 42.55 exc. VAT )


VCOM - Vcom System Commander 8 - VCOMSYSCOMV8-K01

Description

Multiple OS Management and Partitioning in One Package!™

Easily add and remove OSes - great for safe migrations to a new OS, trying out Linux, or any other OS you'd like.

* Supports every PC-compatible OS!
* Automatic preparation for adding OSes
* Safely resize, create, move & copy for Windows® Longhorn/2003/XP to 9x, and Linux
* Installs to any Windows, including Windows XP NTFS with exclusive ActiveFS™ technology
* Undo partitioning with exclusive BackStep™ technology
* Allows OS to run at full speed

Benefits

Only System Commander provides the best operating system manager and full partitioning in one integrated package!

Easily add and remove operating systems – great for safe migrations to a new operating system (OS), trying out Linux, or any other OS. System Commander takes the worry out of upgrading an existing OS, by ensuring that the existing OS continues to work, even if there are issues with the new one.

OS Wizard™ - The easiest way to prepare a system for a new OS
System Commander’s patented OS Wizard technology makes it easier than ever to prepare a computer for new OSes. Users choose the operating system they wish to add and the OS Wizard will automatically prepare the system for the new OS installation. For those preferring a more hands on approach, the OS Wizard’s recommendations can be overridden.

The safest way to install a new OS
Without any other tools, System Commander safely and automatically prepares the hard drive to accept a new OS while protecting everything already on the computer – data, applications and other OSes. No drivers or resident memory are used, so there are no conflicts with any OS. When System Commander is first installed, it automatically detects the existing OSes and includes them in the OS selection menu.

Exclusive ActiveFS™ technology installs to any Windows OS
System Commander’s ActiveFS (Active FileSystem) technology makes it even easier to install into different file systems. With the ActiveFS technology anyone can safely and easily install System Commander into any Windows® OS, from Longhorn/2003/XP to 95, regardless of their file system. System Commander is the only OS manager that can be installed into FAT, FAT32 or NTFS.

FREE! Includes Partition Commander® 8
System Commander now includes a full copy of Partition Commander, the easiest, most powerful partitioning product available! With Partition Commander seamlessly integrated into System Commander, creating and resizing partitions could not be quicker or easier! The NTFS resizing works perfectly with the latest Windows products such as XP, 2003 and Longhorn, as well as the older NT/2000 versions. The Partition Wizard™ automates partitioning tasks, guiding users through step-by-step. No other utility lets users partition a hard drive with more ease and confidence!

System Commander 8 is THE Answer for Safe, Simple and Fast Hard Drive Management!

System Requirements

# CPU: Pentium or better
# Windows: To install requires Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003, Longhorn or DOS, but not required for use
# RAM: 16 MB (more is required on some operations with huge drives)
# Free Disk Space: 20 MB (5 MB under Windows 9x/Me)

Supports
System Commander
# Boot operating systems installed in primary or logical partitions
# Boot time graphics to 1600x1200 depending on video card and monitor
# Automatic operating system identification
# Uses NO resident memory

Partition Commander
# Run directly from System Commander at boot time or CD, no OS needed
# Create/delete/copy/move any partition type
# Safe resize for all Windows (95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003), Longhorn and DOS. Includes FAT,FAT32, and NTFS
# Safe resize for Linux, including Ext2, Ext3 and ReiserFS
# IDE hard drives. SCSI drives that are accessible at boot time (most are). USB and Firewire drives are often not supported by the BIOS
# Physical raid arrays that do not require software drivers (looks to the BIOS as a single drive)

Release Date: Thursday, 3rd August 2006