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SCREEN SAVERS??? What?? don't you mean to say 'desktop background pictures instead'?... very amateurish terminology. Ok, now, to the data recovery scenario.... so you deleted a few files & the clicked for a restore? WOW!!! very very 'real world' scenario!! impressive!.. how about other little things like... bad sectors...does it give you a daily surface scan/check & report on it??
what happens when the drive dies? how do you boot & reinstall the backed up image? have you tried this?? ...... If I had these guys doing the testing & reporting for me,... sorry but you would be FIRED in 30 seconds flat. Down right DANGEROUS ignorance that can send a biz broke when they loose their data. Screen Savers??????...