You can then browse from VirtualBox or VMware and restore directly to a virtual machine (VM).

The review says you shouldn’t worry about future compatibility using ShadowProtect SPX because you can restore to a virtual hard drive (Microsoft VHD/VHDX or VMware VMDK).

That creates a virtual hard drive mounted under Windows, where you can browse and copy files like any other Windows volume. The review also describes how easy it is to use ShadowProtect SPX’s recovery capabilities, letting you restore individual files and folders from an SPX backup simply by clicking on the Mount Image icon in the UI pane below the point in time you want to recover. We appreciate that the review calls out that “ShadowProtect is heavily slanted toward quick and easy disaster recovery.” That’s why we built it. The verdict? “ShadowProtect SPX’s image-based continuous data protection makes it easy to protect your system.” ShadowProtect SPX Design Features To be fair, the review also listed three “Cons” for the product, which we won’t quibble with: Super easy restores to real or virtual hard drives.Fast and reliable continuous data protection.The review lists four “Pros” for ShadowProtect SPX: The review’s subhead perfectly describes who can benefit from ShadowProtect SPX: “With broad support for virtual HDDs and machines, this continuous data protection / disaster recovery program is a good fit for small businesses and IT alike.” Continuous Data Protection: Pros and Cons

PCWorld, the respected global computer magazine published monthly by IDG, says its mission is to “help you navigate the PC ecosystem to find the products you want and the advice you need to get the job done.” That’s why we are excited to share PCWorld’s review of Arcserve ShadowProtect SPX, titled “Highly effective continuous backup with virtual perks.”

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