Create a recovery partition to allow easy and fast recovery to a working state of Windows 7.
This is similar to the OEM recovery option used on brand name computers like DELL, HP or Compaq.
This IS NOT a backup software. It should NOT be used to backup a full install of Windows 7 with your personnal files.
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Target audience
OEM system manufacturer
Power user
Home technician that is bothered to always reinstall windows of friend's/familly computer

Limitation
When burning to DVD, you must close the window to burn the next disk.
Required at least 3 partitions. More details in the instruction document.
Features
Create a complete image of the Windows installation
Perform a non-destructive reinstall
Perform a destructive reinstall
Repair/Rewrite boot sector
Offline file browsing
Easy to add Sata/Raid/Netword drivers in the tool
Media creator to create a DVD recovery set or a USB recovery media
Password protect the recovery tool to prevent user to access/reformat/reinstall
Nice GUI, no command prompt (except during installation)
French, English, Danish, Swedish, Italian, German, Chinese, Romanian language included!
Source code included for nearly everything
Based on CMD scripts with AUTOIT gui
Works for 32 and 64 bits version
ImageX included, so you don't have to DL WAIK just for it
Instructions included
Script to SYSPREP the computer included (generalize or not, keep drivers or not, rearm or not)
Option to create a Generic image file (please read instruction to have more details)

What's new in 2.0.9:
- Bug when doing a Windows reinstallation. Now fixed.
- Bug with the progress bar. Was going from 99% to 10% instead of 100%. Now fixed.

How use this application:
Part 1: Creating partitions and installing Windows 7 - [video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vJgnHCLr1M]
Part 2: Entering Audit Mode -[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwGOTdu4_OY]
Part 3: Installing updates & software -[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7yDT9fu1eg]
Part 4: Recovery Tool & Capture 1 -[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkj_Qm268cE]
Part 5: Capture 2 & Configure -[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6KwlthDpEE]