What ssd backup software do you use?

[mkessler9]

What software do you use to backup your ssd? I can't use windows backup because I still have a hard drive with a os on it and it automatically wants to backup that one to and I can't uncheck it so it only backsup the ssd. So what software do you use so that if I re-installed windows 7 I would be able to load all data onto that drive? 

[nsyedhasan]

None, unless you are running RAID you don't need to backup. At least that is what I think. I'd say if you need to get a HDD and backup to that.

[Joshyy]

None, unless you are running RAID you don't need to backup

 

You will now be murdered and shot in front of the live audience on the WAN show by Linus for saying that.

 

 

OT:

I use EaseUSTodo, works fine for what I need and it's fast. 

[mkessler9]

You will now be murdered and shot in front of the live audience on the WAN show by Linus for saying that.

 

 

OT:

I use EaseUSTodo, works fine for what I need and it's fast. 

HAHAHAHAHHAHAH I totally agree LOLLLZ That made me laugh so much

[xXcorsairXx]

I do not use a backup software, Because by the time my ssd breaks i probably want to wipe my pc anyway to get rid of the trash.

[mkessler9]

You will now be murdered and shot in front of the live audience on the WAN show by Linus for saying that.

 

 

OT:

I use EaseUSTodo, works fine for what I need and it's fast. 

I just got the software and am now backing up my files with it. Thanks for the laugh and for telling me what software you use.

[Dr. Strangelove]

I use Macrium Reflect to make an image of my bootdrive every 3 years.

[brob]

It's worth every penny - Acronis True Image.

[R4STABAN]

I have nothing on my SSDs that requires a backup.

 

I have a 1TB raid 1 array for important documents and photos on my home server, my university documents are stored in a folder that syncs with dropbox (just in case).

[brob]

I have nothing on my SSDs that requires a backup.

 

I have a 1TB raid 1 array for important documents and photos on my home server, my university documents are stored in a folder that syncs with dropbox (just in case).

 

For me the day or three of time and bother reinstalling Windows, programs, updates, and settings is well worth a backup solution.

[AndThenThereWas1]

I like FreeFileSync. It lets me back up my files and access them whenever i want.(Contrary to creating a disk image or what ever most backups do) Also, an alternative to FreeFileSync is SyncToy.

[qthree]

My tool is Aomei Backupper, a freeware, support ssd very well, I once used it backup my system partition, no problem.