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USB Image Tool lets you create Image of USB Drive and Backup Disk data

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In most cases, we use USB Flash Drives to store backups of our important data and documents or to carry around important files. USB Image Tool is one tool that lets you create backups of your USB flash drives to protect the important files you carry on them.

Create backup & image of USB Flash Drives with USB Image Tool

USB Image Tool for Windows PC

USB Image Tool clones or creates images of USB flash drives and MP3 players mounted as USB drives. It allows you to switch between images with different music styles on your MP3 Player or to make an exact backup image of your USB Stick. Using this tool, you can back up the entire USB flash drive as an image, which you can then save to your hard drive or burn to a disc.

The tool offers two modes: Device mode and Volume mode. The Device mode copies the whole USB device, including the boot sector—the Volume mode processes and copies the first volume on a USB flash drive. Windows currently limits removable USB flash drives to only one volume.

To create a backup, click on Backup. The backup images are saved in the .img file format. To restore backups, click on Restore.

Features of USB Image Tool:

The USB Image Tool will let you back up, restore, clone, and create an image of USB Flash Drives on a Windows 11/10 PC.

  • Shows USB device information
  • Create image files of USB flash drives
  • Compressed image file format .img
  • Restore images of USB flash drives
  • Manage favorite USB images
  • Command line utility.

USB Image Tool is a freeware that works with any device, that implements the USB Mass Storage protocol. This includes flash drives, card readers, and a lot of other devices, like digicams, cell phones, and mobile music players. Go get it here.

You may also want to have a look at these free useful tools for your USB Drive:

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