Product Facts

Instant Restore
Radix Reload PCI starts protecting prior to HDD booting stage, therefore a failure or unauthorized changes is automatically eliminated while the original HDD content (HDD Image) is instantly restored. 

Update On-The-Fly
Updating the original HDD image (i.e. install new software) can be executed normally, on-the-fly  (without removing the protection). The new update can be permanently saved by clicking on the "Save" button (administrator password required) or permanently eliminated by the "Restore" mechanism.

Boot Lock
As an added safeguard, Radix Reload PCI contains a special built-in algorithm that prevents destructive actions from overwriting the protected hard-disk area. This also stops the boot process in the rare case where the card itself might become damaged (or is removed).

Protection without  "Buffer"
While all other  instant recovery cards use a "Buffer" mechanism to track changes, thereby subject to unexplained freezes and data loss after buffer overflow and power off - Radix Reload protects the HDD sector level, without using "Buffer". The new data is secured at all times and the PC can run forever without unexplained freezes or data loss.

Remote Control
An authorized administrator can execute remote commands for Reload cards installed in remote computers, and via a remote command can perform vast maintenance tasks for multiple computers simultaneously, without disturbing the users or the active jobs.

Outcomes

Main Benefits

• Surf the web freely without fear of viruses or spywares
• Maximize stability without limiting users' flexibility
• Minimize technical support requests
• Maximize  PC availability and minimize downtime
• Instantly revive failed PC without interrupting the entire class
• Save endless hours of system restoration and tune-up work
• Free your IT staff for high priority tasks
• Return on investment (ROI) on first failure

Reload instantly repairs failures

• System boot-up failures
• Crashed operating system or Win registry (blue screens)
• Unsuccessful software installations
• Accidental file deletion or overwrite
• Hard disk repartition or reformat
• Damage inadvertently made by an inexperienced user
• Altered system or configuration settings
• Drop in PC performance caused by temp files 
• Damage by viruses, worms, spywares, Trojans or cookies
• Damage by elements that penetrated security