EzBackup101 1.0

Released:	2008-07-02
License:	$24.99
Publisher:	Data Protection Solutions by Arco
Language:	English
Platform:	Vista, Windows
Requirements:	512 MB RAM, 512 MB Hard Disk Space, 800 x 600 Screen Resolution
Downloads:	9
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Publisher's Description:

EzBackup101 - EzBackup101 is designed especially for people who don't know a lot about computers. It's not confusing or complicated and doesn't fill your screen with all kinds of geeky stuff. Just install it, point it to your backup drive (such as an external USB drive) and you're good to go. Set up your own backup schedule if you prefer, backup manually, or just do nothing. EzBackup101 will automatically backup all of your new and changed files at the same time every day.

Automatic backup guarantees that your files get copied to your backup drive and will be available if you need to restore them. That means you don't have to remember to backup. You don't have to manually start a backup and then sit around unable to access your computer or do your work until it's finished. You work on your computer. EzBackup101 runs its backups in the background. Your data files get backup protection.

If you make a mistake and delete a file you really need or if a file becomes corrupted and unreadable, EzBackup101 can copy a saved version back to your computer. EzBackup101 doesn't overwrite your earlier backups with your new ones. It maintains multiple dated copies. If your Quicken file becomes corrupted and unusable on Wednesday, for example, you'll have a copy of Monday or Tuesday's uncorrupted version to restore from.

EzBackup101 is an easy backup software to use but it's also a powerful backup tool. You don't HAVE to do anything but there are lots of things you can do if you want to. You can select individual files and folders or use the handy file type icons representing your email files, music, photos, videos and documents to set up your own automatic backup schedules. Or, create and save job lists and use them to backup manually any time. If you've got one of those one-touch backup drives, you can start a backup by just pushing the button. If you want to permanently archive certain files, you can write them to CD or DVD.