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[September 15, 2016]

NetJapan, Inc., Releases ActiveImage Protector™ 4 SP1, an Easy to Use, Reliable Backup and Recovery Solution Featuring Support for Windows 10

NetJapan, Inc., publisher of disk imaging backup, system disaster recovery, and virtualization software solutions, releases ActiveImage Protector 4 SP1, a significant update to its flagship product for small office and home users.

ActiveImage Protector 4 SP1 supports Windows 10 Anniversary Update and includes other enhancements and improvements for backup, recovery and boot environments.

Enhanced Backup features

Supports Windows 10 Anniversary update
Auto execution of missed backup tasks due to system downtime
Supports automatic backup on shutdown or reboot
USB SmartDetect™ recognizes when your USB backup drive is not connected and will alert you once reconnected and resumes your backups
Utilize multipleUSB devices as alternate storage destinations in a single backup schedule

Enhanced Recovery features

Initialize and create partitions on any disk during recovery
Shrink On The Fly - Restore NTFS volumes to smaller disk drives
Easily enlarge or reduce target volumes or partitions during recovery
Boot Recovery Environment Builder - Supports Windows ADK for Windows 10

For more information visit: https://www.netjapan.com/us/products/activeimage-protector/

Copyright © 2016 NetJapan, Inc. All rights reserved. NetJapan and ActiveImage Protector are registered trademarks of NetJapan, Inc. Other brands and product names mentioned in this news release are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

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