AOMEI OneKey Recovery is a backup program developed by AOMEI for PC. This Windows utility helps users create backups of their operating system, together with its settings and installed applications to a drive of their choosing. It also has a restore function to quickly retrieve all saved data.

Similar to other system backup solutions, such as Acronis True Image and EASEUS Todo Backup, AOMEI OneKey Recovery makes the system backup and restore process easier and more intuitive for users. It offers a free trial to new users and multiple license options for potential buyers.

How does AOMEI OneKey Recovery work?

A backup and restore feature is essential in PC systems. It allows you to create a backup of your entire OS with all of your settings and installed programs intact. Think of it as a mirror copy that will come in handy in case something goes wrong like system crashes or OS boot failures. PC makers bundle their own implementation of the feature in their products, but it's usually manufacturer-specific.

AOMEI OneKey Recovery lets you create a backup of your entire system regardless of brand or manufacturer. You can save it to any drive and use it when the need arises. For its restore function, you can use either the F11 or A key when your PC boots up to launch a Windows PE where you can restore your backups easily.

Additionally, it lets you compress your backups to minimize their file size, as well as letting you encrypt them using a password. Windows has its own and backup and restore feature that has greatly improved with Windows 10. It will offer much of the same functions, it's already built into the OS, and it's free. Thus, you might want to include that in your consideration.

Intuitive and feature-rich

All in all, there is plenty to like about AOMEI OneKey Recovery. It's a flexible backup and restore solution that offers plenty of features and is intuitive to use. Also, the ability to compress your backups to save on space and encrypt them for better security is a nice and welcome addition. Recommended.