EaseUS Todo Backup works well for me.
I've been using EaseUS Todo Backup for a few years now and it works very well all the time. A good experience from their support team when transferring my software to my new computer too. A quick online chat re-set the licence code for me (after uninstalling from the old computer) to allow it to be added to my new computer's Todo Backup Program. Important Edit Oct 2026: After bricking my new Windows 11 Acer laptop badly after 2 weeks of use, EaseUS Todo Backup was able to restore it to perfection after I'd screwed all the hive registry files up. I had to do a clean installation of Windows first, but after that, the EaseUS Todo C: drive backup was able to get it back to yesterday's highly customised configuration pretty easily. But only with help from EaseUS's $199 per annum premium support service. Because I'd only backed up the C: drive and not the whole SSD including the EFI boot partition, it wouldn't have been possible for it to boot after the restore from having backed up the C: drive alone. Which is where Jesse from the Premium Support came in. He took remote control (I could see everything he was doing) and, using some remotely loaded disk manager app had everything working smoothly again in no time. He also set up my back-up task to how it should be to avoid needing premium support in the future and, finally, created an EaseUS Emergency Boot Drive for me should I nearly brick it again in future. Well worth the £180 it cost for Jesse's services, as it had taken me over 2 weeks to get the new laptop to that level of customisation and I didn't want to have to do all that again manually. £180 ($199) to save 2 weeks' full-time work is well worth it in my book. I can get on with my life again now and, best of all, I know that I can recover it myself in future now. And I still have another year of premium support if I need it. Thanks Jesse!