Like many online software sources these days, Gamehouse games don't
really need to be backed up. You can always just re-download them.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 9:47 PM, Bill Wajert wrote:
> Can someone suggest a good backup software, or hardware solution for my
> wife's labtop. It runs XP Pro, is
Mozy online backup (cheaper) or JungleDisk (better).
Varying from 2 GB's for free to .15 / mo per GB.
So easy and so safe and so cheap unless you have lots of GB to backup...
db
Bill Wajert wrote:
Can someone suggest a good backup software, or hardware solution for
my wife's labtop. It runs
Can someone suggest a good backup software, or hardware solution for my
wife's labtop. It runs XP Pro, is her school supplied computer, but
she really wants to preserve all her "games" that she has downloaded and
installed from GameHouse.
Thanks for your time
Bill
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>After many years of procrastination I have finally (with the help of
>"Take Control of Mac Backups" and SuperDuper!) installed a backup
>system for my two Macs.
>Question: My wife has a PC. Would someone recommend a simple, low-
>cost backup application comparable to SuperDuper! for the PC.
>Carbonite. I am using it and I like.
The problem with Carbonite is getting back a bunch of large files in a
hurry.
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Carbonite. I am using it and I like.
Marcio
At 03:39 PM 7/25/2007, Tom Piwowar wrote:
>After many years of procrastination I have finally (with the help of
>"Take Control of Mac Backups" and SuperDuper!) installed a backup
>system for my two Macs.
>Question: My wife has a PC. Would someone rec
I too have been drive imaging for years. I partitioned my C drive
small enough to fit on a (couple) DVD(s) and keep all my really
important stuff there. Daily incremental images and monthly images to
DVD(s).
Last I tried Acronis it wouldn't recognize my SATA drives at all.
These days I'm using
Don't know what the Mac programs really are, but for backing up data files (not
for cloning / imaging a hard drive) Karen's "Replicator"
(http://www.karenware.com/) is good for small and medium jobs and is free. For
large jobs, SyncBackSE (http://www.2brightsparks.com/) is more efficient and
w
The closest I can come is Acronis True Image Home 10.0
Not overly expensive and can also be used to clone a
harddrive. Firewire, USB support is also available with version
10. Make sure you specify that when you install.
I am using it for our church system. Also allows you to an
increment
After many years of procrastination I have finally (with the help of
"Take Control of Mac Backups" and SuperDuper!) installed a backup
system for my two Macs.
Question: My wife has a PC. Would someone recommend a simple, low-
cost backup application comparable to SuperDuper! for the PC. TIA
>I own Norton SystemWorks 2003 including Ghost...
>Should I use it (despite some stuff on the wilds of the net that says
>negative stuff about it)?
Ghost will do the job just fine.
>ShuddI just copy the data or is the "image" route more effective?
If you copy the data you can just replace your m
Now that I have a pair of new 120gb HDDs (internal and usb2) in/next2 my
desktop after a bricking and a lengthy restoration happily recovering most
of what I had datawise, but losing many hours fiddling around and some
problems (like my scanner won't work anymore on my desktop with the same
softwar
> www.carbonite.com
>
> What do you all think?
I use Carbonite, and for what it is, I like it a lot.
What it is: very inexpensive (US$50/year), easy-to-use, unlimited offsite
storage.
What it is not: fancy, fast, highly configurable.
What we don't know: how secure it really is.
Installation
Hopefully everything they say is true about the encryption of stored data, but
there is always a "back door." My preferred method of backing up is to a hard
drive that is stored somewhere privately, e.g., in a bank safe deposit box.
But it all depends on your risk analysis.
The "automatic" fe
www.carbonite.com
What do you all think?
Marcio
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We had a good backup system at Kraft. Anything you want to keep goes on
the U drive. The U drive sets on a server that gets daliy backups and
most likely is running raid 5 or some other raid system. Dale
Be at Peace.
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At 11:19 PM 05/08/2007 -0700, mike wrote
My wife has made it clear to me I will pay dearly for the rest of my short
life if our digital photos are lost. Therefore I have them backed up on my
system, backed up to the white box I built to play movies on our tv and I've
also uploaded all of them to
My wife has made it clear to me I will pay dearly for the rest of my short
life if our digital photos are lost. Therefore I have them backed up on my
system, backed up to the white box I built to play movies on our tv and I've
also uploaded all of them to a friend's RAID 5 NAS at his home via VPN
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