kst, to your comment:
What you want is an easy, inexpensive way to safeguard your hard drive. The cheapest way to safeguard your data is to mount another hard disk of similar size within your computer. An internal drive sells generally less than half the external drive.
First, open your computer and see if you have the space to mount another disk drive. Go see photos on eBay if you do not know what a hard drive looks. Secondly, buy one of the same size and type. Do not buy SATA (Serial ATA), unless what you have. Thirdly, mount it using screws and cables that comes with the box. Fourthly, format the hard disk using the CD that came with the box. Your computer does not recognize the new hard drive until you've formatted.
Assuming that you did this correctly, you can now save the entire contents of your hard disk by a simple drag and drop motion of your mouse. To do so, at least once a week to save your data.
Is there a way to use another internal hard drive as one of those more expensive external hard drives (for example, Maxtor OneTouch).
I'm looking for a program that automatically copies files of the main internal hard drive to another (backup) internal hard drive. For example, the routine backup, save a file is changed or credit, etc.
Everyone knows of software that does this? (free?:)
What you want is an easy, inexpensive way to safeguard your hard drive. The cheapest way to safeguard your data is to mount another hard disk of similar size within your computer. An internal drive sells generally less than half the external drive.
First, open your computer and see if you have the space to mount another disk drive. Go see photos on eBay if you do not know what a hard drive looks. Secondly, buy one of the same size and type. Do not buy SATA (Serial ATA), unless what you have. Thirdly, mount it using screws and cables that comes with the box. Fourthly, format the hard disk using the CD that came with the box. Your computer does not recognize the new hard drive until you've formatted.
Assuming that you did this correctly, you can now save the entire contents of your hard disk by a simple drag and drop motion of your mouse. To do so, at least once a week to save your data.
5 comments:
(From old blog's comments)
Software, yes. Free, no.
what you are talking about is "RAID software." Try googling this term. I came with 31,500,000 results.
(From old blog's comments)
Yes it is.Ultimate boot disk will copy a hard drive to another as well as other things.It 's free also.BUT ... Becareful when using it.You can make a mistake and the bad copy disc another.Make sure that your right to face the road other.It copy on any files you have on it.Also you get the right for the right operating system.
(From old blog's comments)
-I run Linux, like Microsoft.com, Hotmail.com, MSN.com a fact, on 45000 computers!
Under Linux, just open a console and dd bs = 256kb of = / dev / hda if = / dev / hdc
Then the same type as a script in an editor, and Cron left running in time we are asleep.
yes, it's FREE.
(From old blog's comments)
VBScript - write your own? xcopy can do a little of that. Try zdnet.com or google for more answers.
(From old blog's comments)
use Nero support this will save your entire system from a cd / dvd
for which you can do a complete restoration of the system of your CD-ROM at startup if you just want to store files buy ACD / DVD rewritable CD / DVD format with nero InCD and drag
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