Disk Imaging Software

Drive SnapShot 1.46

Name: Drive SnapShot 1.46
Brand: Tom Ehlert Software

Drive SnapShot 1.46 makes full disk images of Windows hard drives for backup and disaster recovery

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TrustList summary

Drive SnapShot 1.46 is Windows software that copies a hard disk into an image while the system keeps running. The image can be used for backup, restore and disaster recovery. The site offers a trial download so the process can be tested before a full installation.

What Drive SnapShot 1.46 offers

Disk imaging: an exact image of a hard disk, taken while Windows is running.
Image restore: step-by-step procedures for restoring a system from an image.
Bootable DOS disk: a tool that makes a DOS boot disk for restoring an image outside Windows.
Image explorer: lets users browse the contents of a backup without restoring the whole image.
Command-line options: allow backups to be automated, scheduled or scripted.

Key facts

Windows versions: Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and 64-bit editions.
Trial: a trial version can be downloaded from the site.

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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Rankings

Drive SnapShot 1.46 is ranked on 2 TrustList rankings: #6 on 2.

Every ranking orders its listings by their reviews, how complete the profile is and the Trust Score. Drive SnapShot 1.46 has no reviews yet and 3 of the 10 profile details we look for. Where no listing on a page has been reviewed, the order follows the profiles alone.

Disk imaging software · 2 rankings

On each of these it sits behind Macrium Reflect.

#6of 6
Encryption
It is one of 3 here listing differential backup and image deployment.
Of the 6 here, 4 also cover web access / restoration and 4 also cover bare-metal restore.
#6of 6
Installed windows
It is one of 2 here listing web access / restoration and one of 3 here listing encryption.
Of the 6 here, 4 also cover backup scheduling and 4 also cover incremental backup.