On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 02:39 PM, John Covici wrote: You need both a backup drive and a cloud backup to be safe. What happens if there is a fire or flood in your house to the backup drive?- Actually,

On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 02:48 PM, James Homuth wrote: Unless you’re one of those folks who turns off their machine when they’re not using it, which is actually not great for the machine, the

>Many of us don't have 15 hours to let our machines sit and try to backup to the cloud. Local backups are also not unreliable, either. Unless you’re one of those folks who turns off their

You need both a backup drive and a cloud backup to be safe. What happens if there is a fire or flood in your house to the backup drive? James Homuth wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're

 Here's a youtube on the beauty of virtual machines, which I believe is the best route, businesses are using them for backups. The guy in this video is using VirtualBox, and I don't know if it is

 Another way to make easy backups is to use a hypervisor, like VmWare player, and install windows 10 as a virtual machine. You can let VmWare do snapshots, or you can do like I do and once in a

On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 01:38 PM, Chris Hill wrote: I often wanna restore a whole system not just the data on it- If someone is to have only "one type of backup" the only type I recommend is full

Online backups are fine if all you need to back up is data and you have a good Internet connection. I often recommend them to my clients mainly because I know they won’t do anything more.

On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 12:35 PM, James Homuth wrote: What’s more important? Speed, or reliability?- Both. Many of us don't have 15 hours to let our machines sit and try to backup to the cloud.

I do not have super fast internet, and several TB of data to back up. What’s more important? Speed, or reliability? Sure it took a while, but that several TB of data is backed up now. If any single

Not that I don't think cloud-based backup isn't a great idea, because it is, but before anyone considers going that route you need to have very fast internet service indeed if you have any substantial

$5 US per month per computer. Unlimited backups on that computer.

Hi is backblaze free? And if not what is the cost? From Mich.

Thanks for putting the time into this, Brian. I’m one who has never searched the archives and have felt a bit guilty when asking a question I’m sure has been answered. I’ll take some time soon

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I use Backblaze, personally. The install’s accessible, as is the interface after install, and it basically backs everything up automatically. And if your drive fails, you have the option of having

I suggest a good backup program. Terabyte imae for windows has served me well for many years. Each backup goes into its own file, which you can easily browse with windows-like commands if you

Hi, Turning off audio enhancements should reduce the bass, though as the name suggest, you’ll lose other enhancements which E.G. might make music sound better. You do it in the device properties

True, the broad query is like asking a sighted person where something is and they say, “That way, as apposed to on your right or left.”

I use Microsoft one drive for my school and business stuff. I pay for the yearly subscription to Microsoft office and use that as my back up. Other than that, I don’t have an actual hard drive that