Easeus Todo Backup is a simple, free hard drive cloning tool for Windows

Easeus Partition Manager became one of my go-to drive utilities after the first time I used it. They're now offering a hard drive cloning utility, and it's just as handy.

Unlike Partition Manager, there's only one version of Todo Backup, and it's totally free to use in any environment. You can clone drives and create images of your partitions all from the comfort of your Windows desktop. Performance is excellent and comparable to Macrium Reflect which has been my app of choice up until now. Since I can put Todo to work at the office as well, I'll likely be making the switch.

Todo also supports sector-by-sector copying, compression, spanning, and encryption. Image files you create can also be mounted and explored from within the application. Create a bootable rescue CD and Todo can restore images without booting into Windows. Perfect for those times when the proverbial poo hits the fan.

I love Easeus products - so much so that I'd be willing to help them re-work the English on their product page. "Are you still wasting your time to reinstall system, procedure and recover lost data when there is a system failure, crash or other unexpected damages?"

So if you want to avoid unexpected damages, start cloning your drives with Todo Backup. In the words of Mr. Sparkle, "It's disrespectful of crash!"

Bottom line: Todo Backup is a great, free application. Check it out.

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