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jayctech
By jayctech
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What's some preferred backup software? Something that's easy to use, includes scheduling etc.

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The one that comes with windows.

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use a second hdd on raid 1 :)

Btw, windows system recovery is a nice thing. You could download ShadowExplorer to see the saved recovery dates and export data from it.

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use a second hdd on raid 1 :) Btw, windows system recovery is a nice thing. You could download ShadowExplorer to see the saved recovery dates and export data from it.

 

RAID is not a backup ;)

 

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Have a look at EaseUS and AOMEI. They both got a great free edition for backing up stuff.

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