This list is not exhaustive, but it should help give you an idea of what key features are important to you and help identify which software excels in such areas. Am I happy paying a monthly subscription or would a one-off licence fee be preferable?.What is my budget (and do I need any additional hardware such as an external hard drive)?.Do I need a solution which will also synchronise files between my devices?.Do I require strong encryption, 2FA or other security requirements?.Do I need a local copy of the backup (useful for restoring large files quickly)?.Do I need cloud backup (a copy of the backup kept off site for extra safety)?.How many PCs, Macs or other devices do I need to backup?.Some useful questions you might want to ask yourself include: This means taking some time to understand your own backup requirements as well as what is offered by a given piece of backup software is very important.
EaseUS told me that a system restore from the cloud will be supported within the coming year, but at the moment online storage isn’t supported in any way from the boot disk.Whilst there is often no right or wrong choice when it comes to choosing backup software, some solutions will be much better suited to your individual needs than others. This of course requires that you’ve imaged the drive previously and the backup must be local. You can, of course, back up to any type of storage that you can mount and assign a drive letter to.ĮaseUS ToDo Backup can also be run from its own Windows PE (Pre-install Environment) boot disk (i.e., emergency disk), should your system crash and you need to restore it. Optical is supported by all paid versions, along with most other removable media. LTO tape is supported on the $49 Enterprise Workstation version, but that’s not reviewed here. The program also supports a wide variety of hardware backup media. You can also split backups to accommodate smaller target media such as optical discs. There’s also, of course, the usual array of backup bells and whistles: scheduling (including smart near-real time backups), pre- and post-backup commands, raw or data-only images, password protection, file filtering, after-job email notifications, compression and CPU settings, etc. The Yearly price will jump to $59.95 with the 1TB of cloud storage. These are the three basic end user flavors of ToDo Backup.
0 kommentar(er)
