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Giveaway of the day — BackUp Maker 8.305
BackUp Maker 8.305 a fost chilipirul zilei în 1 mai 2024
Vă rugăm să rețineți: arhiva programului include doar fișierul readme cu instrucțiunile de descărcare! Programele malware, erorile utilizatorilor sau defecțiunile hardware semnifică adesea sfârșitul fișierelor importante. Prin urmare, este esențial să creați copii de rezervă regulate pentru a avea o copie de siguranță la care să recurgeți în caz de urgență. Descoperiți cum BackUp Maker simplifică procesul de copiere de rezervă a datelor. Soluție automată și ușor de utilizat pentru backupul datelor. Securizarea datelor dvs. Management flexibil al backupului.
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Cerinţe minime de sistem:
Windows 7/ 8/ 10/ 11
Publicist:
ASCOMP Software GmbHPagina de pornire:
https://www.ascompsoftware.com/en/products/backupmaker/Dimensiunile fişierului:
9.76 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime with free updates and technical support for six months
Preţ:
$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.
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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.
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The always free Aomei Backupper Standard does all one needs, including system images.
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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.
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