Image for Windows для Windows

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Обновлено:	01.02.2021
ОС:	Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP
Интерфейс:	Английский, Русский
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Image for Windows — мощное приложение для создания копий (снимков) жесткого диска или его отдельных разделов. Данная утилита является доступным и надежным инструментом для сохранения резевных копий и восстановления информации, программ, и операционных систем. Копии могут быть сохранены на внешнем USB, сетевом диске, CD, DVD.

Image for Windows включает в себя мастер МakeDisk для создания диска восстановления загрузки. Для восстановления данных, программ и операционных систем надо просто загрузить информацию с сохраненного носителя и восстановить необходимый раздел или диск. Работа с программой очень проста и доступна широкому кругу пользователей. Кроме того, несмотря на то что утилита работает под управлением операционной системы Windows, она может проводить резервное копирование или восстановление любых разделов в том числе из DOS или Linux, а также разделов, зашифрованных сторонним программным обеспечением.

Rufus — крошечный, но при этом функциональный инструмент, предназначенный для.

EasyBCD — программа для управления загрузкой нескольких операционных систем, установленных.

WinToFlash — бесплатное приложение, которое поможет вам создать загрузочную флешку для.

Bootice — полезный инструмент для создания загрузочных и установочных флешек. Утилита.

Универсальная в своём роде и очень полезная в ряде случаев утилита, с помощью которой.

WinToUSB — инструмент для установки и запуска операционной системы Windows с USB-накопителя.

Отзывы о программе Image for Windows

мика86 про Image for Windows 3.36 [22-01-2020]

Самый удобный и надежный бэкапер из всех, какими пользовался.
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(ерж про Image for Windows 2.97d [23-02-2016]

Копию системы она создала, а вот восстановить отказалась. Может подобная проблема зависит от глюков конкретной версии?
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Imaging for Windows 4.0

I maging for Windows release 4.0 is now available.

Alliance Imager is a document management system which uses document imaging and scanning software to transform paper documents and faxes into electronic documents that can be viewed, edited and distributed within a PC environment. Alliance Imager provides Document-Management of scanned and electronically generated documents (such as Word or Excel) in a searchable database.

Alliance PaperChase uses barcode technology to monitor the movement, archiving and destruction of documents, files, cases and archive boxes to provide a comprehensive records management or file tracking system. With the addition of the PaperChase document management module, electronic documents and scanned images may be managed.

Alliance BatchScan is a document scanning solution which scans paper documents using TWAIN compatible document scanners . Documents may be scanned for Indexing into the Alliance Imager document management system or the Alliance PaperChase records management system or saved into a Microsoft Windows folder.
Documents are saved as multi-page TIFF files. Scanned images are displayed on screen as they are being scanned for a visual check, and facilities are provided to rescan a page or the whole document, to add pages, to insert pages or to delete pages.

Global 360 Imaging for Windows ® 4.0 delivers desktop imaging functions in a single, easy-to-use application that enables users to scan, edit and store paper-based documents. With Imaging for Windows, users can easily convert paper-based information into digital documents that can be viewed, edited, OCRd, distributed via email, and posted to or downloaded from the Internet.

Compatible with Microsoft® Windows 7, Windows Vista® and Windows® XP, Imaging for Windows 4.0 introduces a range of new features that enable greater efficiency and productivity, most notably the ability to view and print PDF files and a new Multiple Document Interface (MDI) within the application viewer that lets you display multiple documents at the same time, with each document displayed in its own window. This enables you to work on different document types using a common viewing platform. For example, you can view both a TIFF image from a scanning application and a PDF document on the same screen at the same time.
Imaging for Windows is not included in Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7.

Also available is a software development kit to allow the integration of Imaging for Windows with programming languages such as Visual Basic 6 (VB6).

Scanners

Scanners need application software to drive them. A document management application, such as Alliance Imager document imaging or Alliance PaperChase records management can scan and index the scanned documents. This is typically suited to relatively low volumes of scanning.

For large volumes of scanning a dedicated batch scanning program is recommended. Alliance BatchScan scanning software scans and stores at high speed for subsequent indexing.

Windows System Image Manager Overview Topics

Windows® System Image Manager (Windows SIM) is a GUI that you use to create and manage answer files. Answer files are .xml files that are used in Windows Setup, Sysprep, Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM), and other deployment tools to configure and customize the default Windows installation. You can access Windows SIM by searching for «Windows System Image Manager» on your computer.

You can use answer files to customize different aspects of Windows, including the default language settings, the partitions to create and format during installation, and the default settings for the Windows Internet Explorer® home page.

You can use Windows SIM to do the following:

• Create and manage answer files.
• Validate the settings of an answer file against a Windows image (.wim) file.
• View all of the configurable component settings in a Windows image.
• Create a configuration set that contains a complete set of portable folders with Setup files.
• Add third-party drivers, applications, or other packages to an answer file.

In This Section

Describes Windows SIM scenarios and when to use which scenario.

Describes the user interface of Windows SIM.

Describes conceptual information about Windows image files and catalog (.clg) files.

Describes conceptual information about the structure of answer files.

Describes recommendations to consider when you are creating and managing answer files.

Describes information about distribution shares, how they work, and when to create a configuration set.

Общие сведения о компоненте создания образов Windows

Компонент Windows Imaging Component (WIC) предоставляет расширяемую платформу для работы с изображениями и метаданными изображений. WIC позволяет независимым поставщикам программного обеспечения и независимым поставщикам оборудования (IHV) разрабатывать собственные кодеки изображений и поддерживать ту же самую платформу, что и стандартные форматы изображений (например, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP и Хдфото). Один последовательный набор интерфейсов используется для обработки изображений независимо от формата изображения, поэтому любое приложение, использующее WIC, получает автоматическую поддержку новых форматов изображений сразу после установки кодека. Расширяемая платформа метаданных позволяет приложениям считывать и записывать собственные конфиденциальные метаданные непосредственно в файлы изображений, поэтому метаданные никогда не теряются или не отделяются от изображения.

Этот раздел включает следующие подразделы:

Компоненты компонента работы с образами Windows

Основные возможности WIC:

• Позволяет разработчикам приложений выполнять операции обработки изображений в любом формате изображения через единый последовательный набор общих интерфейсов, не требуя перед этим знания о конкретных форматах изображений.
• Предоставляет расширяемую архитектуру «Plug and Play» для кодеков изображений, форматов пикселей и метаданных с автоматическим обнаружением новых форматов во время выполнения.
• Поддерживает чтение и запись произвольных метаданных в файлах изображений с возможностью сохранять нераспознанные метаданные во время редактирования.
• Сохраняет данные изображений с высоким уровнем глубины, до 32 бит на канал в течение всего конвейера обработки изображений.
• Предоставляет встроенную поддержку для большинства популярных форматов изображений, форматов пикселей и схем метаданных.

Собственные кодеки

Компонент WIC включает несколько встроенных кодеков. С платформой поставляются следующие стандартные кодеки.

Windows System Image Manager Scenarios Overview

WindowsВ® System Image Manager (WindowsВ SIM) creates and manages unattended WindowsВ Setup answer files in a GUI.

Answer files are .xml files that are used during WindowsВ Setup to configure and customize the default Windows installation.

For example, you can use WindowsВ SIM to create an answer file that partitions and formats a disk before installing Windows. WindowsВ SIM also changes the default setting for the Windows Internet ExplorerВ® home page, and it configures Windows to boot to audit mode after installation. By modifying settings in the answer file, WindowsВ SIM can also be used to install third-party applications, device drivers, language packs, and other updates.

WindowsВ SIM does not modify the Windows image itself. You use WindowsВ SIM only to create an answer file. During Windows Setup, the answer file applies the settings to the Windows installation. WindowsВ SIM does not modify the settings in a Windows image (.wim) file.

Common WindowsВ SIM Scenarios

Create a Catalog File for a Windows Image

Before you can create an answer file, you must create a catalog (.clg) file. Catalog files contain all of the configurable settings in a single Windows image and the current values of each setting.

We recommend that you use the 32-bit version of WindowsВ SIM when you create your catalog files. The following table shows the architectures of WindowsВ SIM and the supported Windows image architectures.

x86 version of SIM

x86-based systems, x64-based systems, and Windows® RT ARM-based systems

x64 version of SIM

x64-based systems only

WindowsВ SIM architecture	Can create catalogs for Windows images of the following architecture types

### Create a New Answer File for a Windows Image

You can use WindowsВ SIM to create an answer file to be used during WindowsВ Setup. You can view all of the components that are available in a Windows image, add component settings to your answer file, and choose when to apply a component setting by adding it to a particular configuration pass.

After you add component settings to an unattended answer file, you can view and customize the available settings for each component. For more information, see Answer Files Overview.

Edit an Existing Answer File

You can use WindowsВ SIM to add components, packages, or other updates to an existing answer file. You can also validate an existing answer file against a Windows image to ensure that the settings in that answer file can be applied to a specific Windows image. An answer file is typically associated with a specific Windows image. By using WindowsВ SIM, you can open the Windows image, open an existing answer file, and then make changes to the answer file.

WindowsВ SIM validates the component settings in the answer file against the settings that are available in the Windows image. For more information, see How to Validate an Answer File.

Add Device Drivers to an Answer File

You can add device drivers during WindowsВ Setup by using WindowsВ SIM. Windows Setup uses the following types of drivers:

• In-box drivers. Windows Setup handles in-box drivers the same way that it handles packages.
• Out-of-box drivers. By using WindowsВ SIM, you can add out-of-box drivers (INF-based) during WindowsВ Setup. Typically, these out-of-box drivers are processed during the auditSystem configuration pass. Your .inf-based out-of-box drivers must be in a distribution share subfolder that is called Out-of-Box Drivers. For more information, see How to Manage Files and Folders in a Distribution Share.
• In-box drivers that are installed with a Windows Installer file. In-box drivers that require a Windows Installer file are added the same way that applications are added.

By using the Microsoft-Windows-PnpCustomizationsWinPE component, you must add boot-critical device drivers that are required for installation during the windowsPE configuration pass. For more information, see How to Add Device Drivers by Using Windows Setup. You can also use Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) to add device drivers to an offline image. For more information, see How to Add and Remove Drivers Offline.

Add Applications or Drivers to an Answer File

You can use WindowsВ SIM to add applications or drivers to be installed during WindowsВ Setup by using a distribution share. You use a distribution share to store all applications, device drivers, scripts, or other resources that you make available during WindowsВ Setup.

You can add more applications, scripts, and other binary files by using a data image. A data image is packaged in a way that is similar to a Windows image. By using the DISM tool (DISM.exe), you can capture a folder structure that contains the resources that you must add to Windows (or another partition on the computer) during WindowsВ Setup. You can specify where the data image is applied by using the DataImage setting in the Microsoft-Windows-Setup component. For more information, see How to Create a Data Image.

You can also use $OEM$ folder structures to place binary files and other applications in specific locations during WindowsВ Setup. Applications are added from distribution shares through subfolders in $OEM$ . You must also add a RunSynchronous setting to the answer file to open the Windows Installer file or the .exe file that installs the application. For more information, see How to Manage Files and Folders in a Distribution Share.

Add Updates to a Windows Image Offline

WindowsВ SIM enables the addition of offline updates to a Windows image. These updates include software updates, device drivers, language packs, and other packages, which Microsoft provides.

DISM.exe is the tool that you use, with or without an answer file, to apply packages to Windows. Any package installation, removal, or modification in the answer file is applied to the Windows image. For more information, see How to Add or Remove Packages Offline.

Packages that exist in the offlineServicing configuration pass are applied to the offline Windows image. For more information, see Windows Image Files and Catalog Files Overview.

Create a Configuration Set

A configuration set is a subset of files that are available in a distribution share that is explicitly called in an answer file. When you create a configuration set, any files in a distribution share that are referenced in the answer file are saved to a specific folder. Paths to these files are updated in the answer file to point to the specific folder.

Configuration sets are smaller, more portable versions of a distribution share. A configuration set is ideal for installations that cannot access a distribution share. For more information, see Distribution Shares and Configuration Sets Overview.

Import Packages to a Distribution Share

WindowsВ SIM imports packages that are not part of a Windows image file to an optional set of folders called a distribution share. You can then add packages to an answer file from the distribution share. To import a package to a distribution share, you must use the WindowsВ SIM tool or the Component Platform Interface (CPI) APIs. For more information, see Distribution Shares and Configuration Sets Overview.

You can also import a package directly into an answer file. The answer file includes a pointer to the path of the package.