Fair Backup

Save your files by means of unattended (without supervision) backups during the Halloween weekend.

Save your files by means of scheduled (unattended, without supervision) backups during the Christmas weekend.

Why schedule a backup on Christmas?

Consider your scheduled Christmas backup as a gift for Christmas - the gift that gives you spare time you can spend on.

Backup process has quite a number of benefits along with some advantages over simple file copying.

What is backup?

Backup is a process or a result of a process of copying your files to another location. It can be an external hard disk, a CD or DVD, an FTP or WebDAV server, a network computer or even a flash USB drive. In any case, the files are copied to preserve them in case something nasty happens to the originals, like a hard disk crash or worse.

Backup your data files that you can not live without to be able to recover them, should something nasty occur.

Do I need to backup my data files?

Of course, you may not backup, if you do not want to. But if you find your files rather important, and you would rather spend a small fraction of your time than days recovering them, should a file gets changed or deleted or worse, you would rather backup all you important files and documents.

Learn why it is important to backup and perhaps save a file or two from absolute extinction.

Backup to recover files

One of the main reasons people backup is that it is really easy to restore your files if you have created a backup copy of files beforehand. This will allow you to recover the files that got damaged, deleted or if the whole data storage device and/or the computer got stolen. In such cases just copying files back to their original destination recovers most of your work, depending on the last time you ran a backup.

Run your backups easily, efficiently and securely. Learn basic backup guidelines on how to improve your file storage, accessibility and security.

Why backup?

It is all good when you have your files safe and sound. But what happens if you need a previous file version due to the changes you made a second ago, or a file simply gets deleted or worse?