Does it work this way?
So I've got a Win 7 Pro system (four here at home actually), and a NAS on the LAN.
Install your software on my computer(s) and it will create a Win PE bootable CD (or bootable USB stick?) with your software to autorun on boot.
Schedule a weekly back-up with AOMEI of the entire C: drive and it gets stored on the NAS in \\192.168.1.x\SystemXBack-up and that image is somehow verified to be exact and the user is notified.
Couple of weeks go by, images are created on the NAS and then the C: drive fails and needs to be replaced, done.
Boot with the CD\USB stick and AOMEI Backupper starts up, and the user can navigate to the NAS for the latest image to be restored because the recently AOMEI created Win PE disk has the drivers installed for that network card?
Copy the image back to the new drive, reboot and all done? Really??
If that is the case, then by all means take my money!
Oh, does AOMEI have a Family Plan?
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Hi, make sure that AOMEI-PE has the appropriate drivers for your
system before your windows crashes. Boot AOMEI-PE and check out whether
you can access your drives and NAS. If a driver is missing rebuild your
PE and add the drivers with the wizard.
Pit