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Thread ID: 110448	2010-06-17 07:36:00	Best Free Backup Software	goodiesguy (15316)	Press F1

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1111017	2010-06-17 09:09:00	Mine get tested and that's why I don't image the data drive but do folders so I can easily check what's in them	gary67 (56)
1111018	2010-06-17 09:11:00	www.majorgeeks.com	zqwerty (97)
1111019	2010-06-17 11:19:00	Syncback for continuous file to file backup. Easeus ToDo Backup for image backup.	AvonBill (11358)
1111020	2010-06-17 11:41:00	www.jumpingbytes.com	zqwerty (97)
1111021	2010-06-17 11:54:00	The one I posted FBackup, as well as synctoy both will do that. Synctoy is Ok, but some of the descriptions as to how you want to back up, can be a little confusing. The older versions were confusing, but they fixed that. I use synctoy to back up my user directory to a USB hard drive covered in bright yellow rubber so I can't lose it :clap I do manage the impossible on occasion though Synctoy can be scheduled, but there are probably easier programs to use if that is what you want	Greven (91)
1111022	2010-06-17 21:01:00	I backup up manually (by copying the folders I need) to external hard drives. But then again I am a bit weird sometimes. But at least that way I can test some files	Digby (677)
1111023	2010-06-18 03:29:00	that's what we did with my dads pc a way back when we got our first external hard drive. took a damn long time too	goodiesguy (15316)
1111024	2010-06-18 03:48:00	Yup if I have to format this, I just copy all of the install files to one of the other PC's here. Then put them back later. I can back up emails, favs / settings / docs with this jetflash flash drive	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1111025	2010-06-18 09:36:00	Use NTBackup, its built in to Windows XP, If you ever upgrade to Windows 7 it has the best built in backup ever, backs up to a VHD, you can either use the backup wizard to restore file or just mount the VHD in disk management.	Deimos (5715)
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