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[BCAB] Back up prog
Barry Hill
(11 Dec 2012 20:24 GMT)
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Re: [BCAB] Back up prog tim.pennick@bt.com (13 Dec 2012 09:15 GMT)
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Re: [BCAB] Back up prog
Richard Godfrey-McKay
(13 Dec 2012 08:47 GMT)
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Re: [BCAB] Back up prog
Chris
(14 Dec 2012 12:38 GMT)
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Re: [BCAB] Back up prog
Joseph Paton
(15 Dec 2012 00:12 GMT)
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Re: [BCAB] Back up prog tim.pennick@bt.com 13 Dec 2012 09:15 GMT
Barry, All, I use the Windows backup utility. I've always done this with some trepidation, as I've never heard anyone on this list with a good word to say for it, so this isn't a recommendation, but more of an attempt to find out what I've been missing all these years, that is eventually going to leap out and bite me. I find that it is easily configurable to back up the files you want backed up without wasting space on those that you don't, and I believe (though I haven't tried it recently) that you can back up registry settings and create a boot disk to get you out of severe issues with the operating system. So like Barry, I'd be interested to know what I should be using instead, and why. Regards, Tim Pennick -----Original Message----- From: Bcab [mailto:bcab-bounces@lists.bcab.org.uk] On Behalf Of Barry Hill Sent: 11 December 2012 20:24 To: 'BCAB Discussion List' Subject: [BCAB] Back up prog Hi all I'm currently running Karen's replicator as a back up manager, but I would like a back up utility that, as well as files and folders, backs up settings, application data and Outlook files. Is there such a thing? Ideally, I'd like a free programme but the priority would be that it is accessible. Cheers Barry -- To find out more about BCAB and the benefits that membership can bring, please visit our website: http://www.bcab.org.uk/ To manage your subscription to the BCAB mailing list, please visit our website: http://www.bcab.org.uk/bcab-discussion-list/ To discuss matters relating to the mailing list, please email moderator@bcab.org.uk.