Like most people I put what
I’m currently working on, on my Windows desktop. I would like some way to have
these files backed up regularly so that if something goes wrong I can always
get back to the previous version. Is there some way to automatically backup my
Windows desktop so that I have a safe, stored version offline?
Yes, we don’t want to play
favorites, so we are going to mention the idea we recommend and some of the
options you have to implement the idea.
First thing, we strongly recommend you
take advantage of the opportunity to back up your critical files like your desk
top documents, pictures and videos offline. Like anything that you do store
offline however you want to make sure it is secure and protected.
Today there
are many services like Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, ZumoDrive, DriveHQ and
most of these are free but you might need some extra storage that you may have
to pay for. If you have a Windows 8 computer you are going to get 1 TeraByte of
OneDrive data free from Microsoft. This is also available if you get the latest
Office products.
We recommend that you get a service no matter what it is and
use it because this type of service is even available for your Mac. Whatever
the service you decide on it is easy to set up, each one is going to have a
little different instructions but most people can set things up without help.
Another benefit is if you have multiple computers or if you want to sync your
data with your smartphone most services include this capability.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2093244/how-to-sync-your-windows-desktop-to-the-cloud.html
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