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- Backup Tactics: Data Backup Scheduling-00-360
'Data Backup Scheduling' is the fifth article of the 'Backup Tactics' series, discussing different aspects of scheduling backup tasks. By explicit real-world examples, the article is aimed to help you build the best backup routine. - Automatic Backup & Recovery as Remedy for Laziness-00-353
In our century, when data volumes multiply by dozens of gigabytes even on an average home PC monthly, automatic backup becomes a critical issue. The article discusses the question of automating backups in a Windows OS environment. - Backup Tactics: Types of Data Backup-00-340
'Types of Data Backup' is the second article of the 'Backup Tactics' series. It discusses different data backup methods (incremental and differential backup, compression options) using real-world examples, and is aimed to help you build the best backup routine. - Authentic Automatic Backup and Recovery-00-286
What is more profitable in terms of money, time and nerves: recovering data from a dead hard drive, or keeping dozens of backups which are made automatically? "Authentic Automatic Backup and Recovery" discusses the matter of automatic file backup, its benefits and disadvantages. - Backup Tactics: Analyzing Backup Data-00-265
"Analyzing Backup Data" is the second article of the "Backup Tactics" series which discusses different aspects of data backup and disaster recovery. It gives real world examples which are meant to help you understand how to analyze your data and understand what backup strategy you need for it. - Necessity of Data Backup-00-209
"Necessity of Data Backup" is the first article of the "Backup Tactics" series which discusses different aspects of data backup and disaster recovery. It gives real world examples which are meant to help you understand whether you need to back up your data, or not. - Backup How-To's: Home Backup: Hard Disk Imaging and Cloning
"Backup How-To's" is a series of articles discussing methods and strategies of organizing computer data protection. In the seventh article the question of the use of image-based backup in home environment is discussed. - "Backup How-To's": Home Backup: Files and Folders backup
"Backup How-To's" is a series of articles discussing methods and strategies of organizing computer data protection. The sixth article is devoted to different aspects of files-based backup in home environment. - "Backup How-To's": Appropriate Storage for Your Backups
"Backup How-To's" is a series of articles discussing methods and strategies of organizing computer data protection. The fifth article tells about main approaches for storing backups and about the balance between different media's reliability, accessibility, convenience and price. - "Backup How-To's": Free Backup Software vs. Commercial Backup Software
"Backup How-To's" is a series of articles discussing methods and strategies of organizing computer data protection. The fourth article discusses advantages and disadvantages of free backup software, as compared to commercial software. - "Backup How-To's": Pros and Cons of Backup Software
"Backup How-To's" is a series of articles discussing methods and strategies of organizing computer data protection. The third article is devoted to the question if backup software is a must or it is possible to organize everything by your own. - "Backup How-To's": Three Types of Data You May Want to Back Up
"Backup How-To's" is a series of articles discussing methods and strategies of organizing computer data protection. The second article tells about three qualitatively different types of computer data that require different approaches to back them up. - "Backup How-To's": Why Ever Back Up Data?
"Backup How-To's" is a series of articles discussing methods and strategies of organizing computer data protection. The opening article discusses the importance of performing regular data backups and the amount of time, money and nerves backup saves for an average PC user.
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