There is also a Capsule as it's called, which is a small partition made just for storing a good image if something happened preventing a bootup, it wouldn't be of much use if that partition was disabled, thats why i prefer to create my own or even use another Hard Drive (slaved but bootable) to perform imaging/restores with Paragon. i prefer instead to play it safe and carve up my HD's into at least 2 bootable partitions, then even though i regularly backup using Paragon's HOT PROCESSING whilst in windows, i always restore from that alternate partition. I am but one of many completely satisified avid Paragon Drive BackUp Pro users, and even though with it some could use the CD Recovery CD to perform actions like imaging/restore etc.
It's not really overload because Paragon is far from bloated, never has been IMO, still isn't, what is does have are very useful features, some of which are meant to pull a user's tail out of a pickle.
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