Nortan ghost is the best, as far as I’m concerned 
Recently I came across a software acronis software for back-up and it was quite good, it can back-up your drivers as well !
Personally I have been using Timeline Cloud for a while now and am more than happy. I did a lot of research after cancelling my subscription with Carbonite who lost their customers data in the past; I am so glad that I stumbled upon Timeline Cloud, they backup to Amazon S3 so it’s more secure than private storages. Plus I am accessing my data through iPhone anytime anywhere which is really cool. The set up was very quick only took 5 minutes .Definitely recommend checking them out. You can check them here: Timeline Cloud | Pure Cloud Backup, Restore & Disaster Recovery Solution for Businesses
Does any know how to prepare a data backup plan?
I have top 4 backup software below
- Norton Ghost
2.Norton Save & Restore 2.0
3.Acronis True Image 11
4.Genie Backup Manager Home v8.0
the built in backup software inside windows is the best in my views
Hi everyone!
I am using Dropbox for backup but recently switched to PetanDrive… PetanDrive offers bigger space which is 1000TB… Big enough for bigger files…
As far as I’m concerned Norton Ghost is good. I dont know about others but i used it and i am satisfied with it.
In my opinion backupassist is best backup software
I recommend Clonezilla (free) and Norton Ghost
I recommend Norton Ghost . It is best backup software and easy to use.
I recommend Acronis True Image. It’s realy easy to use.
I love acronis true image… Its best and one of the most image of windows backup making and recover tool. I have also good experience with that software…
Hello:
I’m new to this forum, so everyone please bear with me. I am looking for SIMPLE backup software that will allow me to choose which files to backup from my hard drives, and network drives, to an external HDD. I would like the software to copy the selected files AND folders to the external HDD, keeping the files and folders in the same format that they now exist on my hard drive, and allowing me to access them from Windows Explorer, just as if they were created on the external HDD in the first place. And, once again, EASE OF USE is a central point.
Anyone have any suggestions???
Hi CruisingWriter and welcome to the forums.
I haven’t used Windows for a couple of years now, but when I did, I used Memeo backup software, which was very easy to configure and (AFAIK) did everything you want it to do. The version I had was included with an external hard-drive I bought, but you can download a free trial version from their Web site, to see if it suits your needs.