The current GUI not only has a more modern look, the workflow should be a tad more intuitive to the average user.
The old version was efficient, but dated in appearance. R-Drive Image maintains the new interface that was introduced with version 7.0. Lastly, there is a new option to check multiple images for errors with a single command. AES-XTS image encryption is now supported and you can also resize the C: (OS) partition without having to reboot afterwards. I’ve never had the need, but some systems boot better using one or the other. There’s also now the option to convert partition layouts from MBR (Master Boot Record) to GPT (GUID Partition Table) and vice versa.
The Windows Pre-install Environment (Windows 10) may offer some Windows-only drives not available from Linux and allow booting on some systems with Secure Boot enabled in the BIOS. The other major good news for Windows users is the addition of a WindowsPE boot disc. R-Drive Image now supports both Linux and Windows PE boot media.
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