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Giveaway of the day — BackUp Maker 8.305

Software di backup semplice e intuitivo per Windows!

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BackUp Maker 8.305 era disponibile come app gratuita il 01 maggio 2024!

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Nota: l'archivio del programma include solo il file readme con le istruzioni per il download! Malware, errori utente o guasti hardware spesso segnano la fine di file importanti. Pertanto, è essenziale creare backup regolari per avere una copia di sicurezza a cui ricorrere in caso di emergenza. Scopri come BackUp Maker semplifica il processo di backup dei dati. Soluzione di backup dei dati automatica e facile da usare. Protezione dei dati. Gestione flessibile del backup.

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Requisiti di Sistema:

Windows 7/ 8/ 10/ 11

Produttore:

ASCOMP Software GmbH

Homepage:

https://www.ascompsoftware.com/en/products/backupmaker/

Dimensione File:

9.76 MB

Licence details:

Lifetime with free updates and technical support for six months

Prezzo:

$39.90

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It doesn't do System Image backups which isn't as useful as a backup should be. If you aren't doing backups this can save your data, but without a system image, you will still lose some data and it will be necessary to reinstall your OS and all your programs manually.

Marq – 7 months ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+26)

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FWIW, disk/partition image backups have, along with Windows, & PC/laptop hardware, come a long way. Today a disk / partition image backup takes less time than backing up individual files & folders, because you're copying the raw data stored on the hard disk/SSD, rather than performing data compression on each file, then copying it, and the speed is dependent on the drive speed rather than CPU horsepower. A file backup *used* to have an advantage when you wanted just one or a few files stored in that backup, but most every image backup app today stores their archives on a VHD [Virtual Hard Disk] that can be mounted and accessed just like any other drive using File Explorer.

"For anyone who uses their computer for anything but email and game-playing, data backups are essential. The wise run them daily."

It's more efficient & less hassle to simply sync the folders with whatever data with an external drive &/or the cloud. Windows can do this using OneDrive, there are all sorts of syncing apps for services like Google's cloud drive & DropBox, and/or Windows can sync your choice of folders to a drive connected via USB, all pretty much instantaneously.

mike – 7 months ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+13)

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The always free Aomei Backupper Standard does all one needs, including system images.

Bruce Fraser – 7 months ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+13)

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Problem: it saves backups only as zipped files. So, when you have 25 full backups and are looking for a special version of a file, you would have to manually search in those zip containers before you can restore the file.