If you do not have a usb image tool, you can follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer of your USB drive. Using this software, it is not necessary to reformat the device that you want to backup, as it makes a backup from the form of an image file. In order to access your data in the future, all you need is to unplug the device and plug in the device into another USB port.

By using this software you can backup your data in a zip format, IMA, Img, FIFO, FAT32 or appendable format.

To make backups, you need only to plug in the USB device that you want to backup and run the software. The main features of this tool are its ability to compress Zip files and Zip archives, create a backup for your USB Flash drives, copy images from your USB flash drives or from other USB storage media and read and write files from the USB drive. The software also allows to restore the image to your USB device from any other USB storage media and from any computer. The software can be used to create a backup and copy it to a USB drive, USB pen drive or to your hard drive. This software comes with various advanced features such as password protection, encryption, and incremental or differential backup. It uses the MIM and IMA file formats and enables you to make and store multiple profiles, manage them, copy one or more backups as well as execute them on your PC.

Renaming a file with an IMG extension to display an ISO extension may, in some cases, enable other programs to view and open these files as well.USB Image Tool is a simple and free software which enables you to quickly create backups of your USB devices and then restore them on any computer, using any operating system. By now, DMG is the new and more develop alternative to IMG files. In some cases, renaming an IMG file's extension from '.img' to '.iso' allows other programs to open the file.Įven though those IMG files were created and developed by Apple to be used on Mac OS 9 and older versions, they can also be opened on devices that run Mac OS X. IMG files are also created for backup reasons. The IMG files received in this way hold an exact copy of a disc, thus enabling to burn an exact copy of this disc. Programs like SlySoft's CloneCD can create such files as well. Such files can be stored on the hard drive of an computer but are treated by said computer like a disk drive or an optical disc. IMG files are disk image files that store information otherwise available on the disk the image was created from.

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