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back up software
carolwat
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Hi
Im looking for some software that will back up for me. I have a laptop which I keep everything on and then I have 2 external hard drives which I also copy over onto everything I want to keep. I have 2 because I recently lost everything when my external hard drive failed. At the moment I am simply copying and pasting everything over manually but its time consuming. I want something that will copy the files and folders from one drive to another automatically. I dont want a recovery disk as I dont need windows software on it, its purely for files and folders in my documents. Can anyone recommend anything please?
Im looking for some software that will back up for me. I have a laptop which I keep everything on and then I have 2 external hard drives which I also copy over onto everything I want to keep. I have 2 because I recently lost everything when my external hard drive failed. At the moment I am simply copying and pasting everything over manually but its time consuming. I want something that will copy the files and folders from one drive to another automatically. I dont want a recovery disk as I dont need windows software on it, its purely for files and folders in my documents. Can anyone recommend anything please?
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google for karen's replicator0
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having a way to recover windows is very useful
http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx
use the differential backup method, it's fastDon't you dare criticise what you cannot understand0 -
If you just want to back up personal stuff.
I use Syncbackfree, set up profiles of folders etc, group profiles together etc, manual start or scheduled.
It has been totally reliable for me.
http://www.2brightsparks.com/freeware/freeware-hub.htmlMove along, nothing to see.0 -
Freefilesync0
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Thank you everyone. Ill give them all a try and see which I meets my needs best. Im trying the first one now.0
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have you still got the failed driveDon't you dare criticise what you cannot understand0
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No I havnt, I sent it away for recovery but it was physically damaged.0
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