Differences Between Versions - HP dc5700 - Microtower PC Administrator's Manual

Differences between versions

The following table provides differences between the different versions of HP Backup and Recovery
Manager.
Software Component
Rescue CD
SafeBoot support
SafeBoot encryption provides encryption prevents
intrusions to a hard drive when the machine is in use.
Quad byte support (specific Asian languages)
Scheduling
Installation
Encryption
HP 3-in-1 NAS Docking Station support in folder menus No
ENWW
Desktops
Currently no Rescue CD.
You must create your own
recovery CDs.
No. Under consideration
for future release.
Yes
Advanced File Backup
Supported. User can select
what type of backup, time,
and where to store it.
Unattended installation
capability.
Files backed up with native
MS Encryption (EFS). You
can encrypt, and a
password protects the
backup archive using. You
can only decrypt the files
on the same Windows
installation with the same
administrator credentials/
account.
Differences between versions
Portables
Included Rescue CD to use if you remove
the Recovery Partition during installation
of HP Backup and Recovery Manager.
Rescue CD allows you to restore Entire
Drive Backups, Recovery Points, or file/
folder backups.
If you installed HP Backup and Recovery
Manager in a de-featured mode (no
Recovery Partition), then you cannot
create Recovery Points.
Yes
No
Advanced file backup scheduling but no
recommended locations.
For end user installation, option available
to install creating or not creating Recovery
Partition.
Creating a Recovery Partition: Full
functional HP Backup and Recovery
Manager.
Not creating Recovery Point: Only
backup/restore of files/folders, Entire
Drive Backup, and scheduling.
Files backed up "decrypted". You must
select encryption and/or password
protection to secure backup archive using
ST encryption method. You can restore
those files to any Windows installation.
Yes
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