(On the other hand, the Clickfree software can’t perform versioning, a serious shortcoming.)
#Mozyhome storage limit portable
SanDisk’s 64GB Ultra Backup sells for $160–the same amount that you’d pay for a 500GB HP SimpleSave hard drive, and roughly $20 more than you’d pay for a 320GB Clickfree portable backup hard drive. However, because the Ultra Backup line consists of flash drives, you don’t get many gigabytes for the price. SanDisk put a backup button and a very good data-backup program (one that can back up and restore files, but not Windows) on its Ultra Backup line of portable drives. Other automated backup drives have serious limitations. Heirlooms: Files that you want to keep forever–family photos, the special anniversary card you made for your parents, and so on–need backing up and extra protection. But these large files may require a separate backup strategy. Media: If your backup medium is sufficiently roomy and fast, you can back up your photo, music, and video files every day. Fortunately, any well-designed backup program intended for everyday, nonexpert users (as opposed to IT departments) knows where to look for Outlook data.
Also, in XP, Microsoft stores Outlook and Outlook Express data in C:Documents and Settingsyour nameLocal SettingsApplication Data). Most programs store them in a hidden folder inside your user folder (in XP, C:Documents and Settingsyour nameApplication Data in Vista, C:Usersyour nameAppData). But if you often work on these files on other people’s computers, you may want to carry a copy of them on a flash drive or store a copy of them online.Īpplication data: Apps create and maintain data files such as e-mail messages, browser favorites, calendar entries, and contacts that require daily backing up. Your recent documents: If your backup program can handle incremental backups, you don’t have to worry about recent documents as separate entities.
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