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RollBack Rx is a robust system restore utility that enables home users and IT professionals to easily restore a PC to a time before certain events occurred.
This Horizon DataSys time machine makes it easy for users of all skill levels to quickly and easily repair PC issues. It saves time, money, and PC trouble. “Go Back In Time” and return your computer to the way it was an hour ago, a day ago, or even 6 months ago…
RollBack Rx is a powerful system restore tool that surpasses Windows System Restore. It lets users quickly undo unwanted changes to their computer, such as software installations and system settings. This makes it ideal for recovering from virus attacks, failed software deployments, or returning to a previous state.
RollBack Rx offers a convenient way to restore your PC to a previous state. As an industry-leading PC protection utility, it provides a level of protection against viruses, user errors, and system problems that were previously unattainable.
RollBack Rx dramatically accelerates PC troubleshooting, repair, and restoration, often completing these tasks in seconds. The process restores hard drives of any size in just a few simple clicks. This powerful tool empowers home users and enterprise IT support personnel to save valuable time and money on computer maintenance.
Your Daily Continuous Backup Solution
RollBack Rx eliminates the need for daily backups or carrying duplicate hard drive images. RollBack Rx silently and continuously creates backup snapshots in the background, using minimal system resources, unlike traditional backups. Each snapshot takes only 2 to 3 seconds.
Enterprise-Level Network Administration
RollBack Rx offers an additional Enterprise that allows administrators to centrally manage all RollBack Rx client installations through an internet-based console. This simplifies the workload of network administrators by providing remote access to all client-based functions.
RollBack Rx Professional
RollBack Rx offers robust security and management features, including Restore on Reboot or Logoff. Its Single Snapshot-based architecture makes it ideal for public access computers, shared environments, kiosks, libraries, and any setting where “Reboot-and-Restore” or “Logoff-and-Restore” solutions are beneficial. RollBack Rx Pro supports unlimited snapshots, provides file and folder recovery, and restores systems without data loss.
RollBack Rx Highlights:
- RollBack Rx doesn’t impact performance
- Can be remotely managed and deployed (Enterprise Version)
- This software only takes 0.1% of the total hard disk space.
- Supports virtually unlimited snapshots.
- Creates new snapshots in less than 3 seconds.
- Creates a complete system snapshot without requiring a restart.
- Create new snapshots manually, automatically, or upon file execution.
- Recover corrupted or deleted files from any snapshots easily and quickly.
- Restores a completely crashed system to any snapshot in seconds.
- Reverts file histories from any of the 60,000 snapshots.
- Restores the entire system to any of the 60,000 snapshots.
- Restores the system to any snapshot with data synchronization.
- Schedule automatic restoration to a snapshot of your choice.
- Highly configurable interface – hide the program interface from end users.
- Includes dynamic disk space management.
- Contains intelligent disk space monitoring.
- Offers flexible and powerful access control.
- Supports Multi-boot systems and VMware.
- Consists of multi-partition protection selection.
- Incorporates a quick reset of the system baseline.
- Offers detailed program operation logging.
- Supports all industry-standard deployment options.
- Provides completely hands-free, silent background installations.
- Includes configuration during installation. Customizes the program upon installation.
- And much more …
RollBack Rx – Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| ✓ Creates system snapshots in just a few seconds without restarting Windows, making it convenient to save a recovery point before installing software or changing system settings. | ✗ Snapshots are stored locally, so they do not replace external backups or protect against physical failure of the storage drive. Keeping a separate backup remains important. |
| ✓ Can restore the computer to an earlier snapshot even when Windows cannot start, providing a recovery option for serious software-related system problems. | ✗ Current official requirements list Windows 10 and 11 for the Pro edition on x86/x64 systems, with no support for ARM-based Windows PCs, macOS, or Linux. |
| ✓ Supports individual file and folder recovery from previous snapshots, allowing users to retrieve specific data without reverting the entire system. | ✗ Installation requires specific firmware settings, including disabling Secure Boot and enabling Microsoft UEFI CA in the boot configuration, which may require BIOS adjustments. |
| ✓ Automates snapshot creation through manual, scheduled, and file-execution triggers, while scheduled restoration helps maintain consistent system states on shared computers. | ✗ Using third-party disk-imaging tools while protection is enabled requires turning off protection, which deletes existing snapshots and establishes a new baseline when protection is re-enabled. |
| ✓ Offers centralized management and remote deployment in the Enterprise edition, helping IT administrators manage multiple protected computers without configuring each one individually. | ✗ The Pro edition offers a 14-day trial rather than permanent free use. The free Home Edition linked in the article is a separate, older release. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will RollBack Rx delete files created after a snapshot?
Rolling back to an earlier snapshot returns the protected system to its saved state, so newer files and settings may be lost from the restored state. Back up important data first; RollBack Rx also supports transferring selected files and folders into the restored system.
What happens to RollBack Rx snapshots when I uninstall the software?
The uninstaller asks you to select the snapshot that should become your computer’s final state. Once the software is removed, its snapshot history is no longer available for future rollbacks, so recover any needed files and choose the final state carefully.
Will Windows feature updates delete RollBack Rx snapshot history?
They can. Horizon DataSys warns that its feature-update process may disable protection, remove previously saved snapshots, and create a new baseline. Review the manufacturer’s current update instructions and preserve any important data before proceeding.
Does RollBack Rx support SSD and NVMe drives?
Yes, the manufacturer’s current system requirements confirm support for SSD and NVMe drives. The software requires a compatible Windows PC with an x86 or x64 processor; ARM-based Windows PCs are not supported.
What is the difference between RollBack Rx and Acronis True Image?
RollBack Rx focuses on quickly restoring a protected PC to an earlier snapshot, making it useful for undoing unwanted system changes. Acronis True Image focuses on disk-image and file backups, with options for external or cloud storage, disk cloning, and recovery media. RollBack Rx suits rapid system rollback, whereas Acronis True Image is better suited to maintaining independent backups for recovery after storage failure or data loss.
What’s New in RollBack Rx 12.91 Build 2712021843:
Release Date 2026-06-06
- Updated Secure Boot certificates
- Under the hood, Windows Update processes optimizations
Official Homepage – https://horizondatasys.com
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7 SP1, 8, 8.1, 10, 11 (32-bit, 64-bit).
