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computer running Windows have a utility Backup Wizard (Start> All Programs> Accessories> System Tools> Backup) to make easier the backup process.
I backup all my files onto an external hard disk, which can be bought almost everywhere these days (or, you can save some money by buying a hard drive and enclosure separately ).
I have a laptop and I need to make a backup. I want to automate this process, if possible. Should I just get a network drive and certain software backup or what is the best way. I anticipate that the safeguarding of My Documents folders on both machines, and not applications.
computer running Windows have a utility Backup Wizard (Start> All Programs> Accessories> System Tools> Backup) to make easier the backup process.
I backup all my files onto an external hard disk, which can be bought almost everywhere these days (or, you can save some money by buying a hard drive and enclosure separately ).
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(From old blog's comments)
Cobian Backup 8 (code-named Blackmoon) is a free, open-source, which I use to automate the backup process. It can be used to schedule and backup your files and directories from their original location to other directories / drives in the same computer or another computer on your network.
(From old blog's comments)
a USB drive .. Or an SD memory card ...
(From old blog's comments)
Create a partition on the hard disk and keep your files and then the partition other OS. Keep a folder with all the files you want to recover in the event of system failure and, if possible, to safeguard this folder elsewhere.
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