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Backup4all is a bargain

"Backup4all lives up to its marketing claims. It’s versatile, has all the features you need, and is easy to use. The beginner can easily get a good backup the first time. And the professional can tweak the program until his backup hums along exactly as he wants it to. It runs on every Windows OS from 95 to XP, too. From $25 - $45, depending on the version you buy, Backup4all is a bargain."

ProNetworks review

A wealth of features

"We were quite pleasantly surprised to find that Backup4all installed and worked well on the latest Vista release. While this is still a Beta Operating system, it is nice to see that this program seems to be Vista compatible and that it will even use the Vista Aero theme without difficulties."

Sofpedia pick

Rated excellent by Softpedia

"To be honest, I always say "I'll burn that backup folder someday this week" and the week passes without having my files backed up. With a program like Backup4all this issue can disappear, and the stress related to “what if my hard drive crashes” problem will disappear. I think that I'll leave the backup tasks for this program from now on. What about you?"

The Office Letter review

Backup4all is flexible

"You can’t be too careful about your data, and Backup4All does a good job using a well-designed interface, with plenty of bells and whistles for more experienced users. A "standard" version may be all you need if you don’t want e-mail notification or AES 128, 192, and 256-bit encryption."

Latest News

January 20, 2010

Backup4all 4.4 was released.

Changes in version 4.4:
  • New option added to open backups from specific locations (Local, Network, FTP/SFTP)
  • Backup jobs can now be moved in the backup list(drag-and-drop)
  • Test runs after the merge operation too
  • Auto-complete path for network locations
  • User interface now available in Swedish

You can download version 4.4 here: Download Backup4all 4.4

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Term: Backup disaster recovery

Definition:

Backup disaster recovery is the process, policies and procedures related to preparing for recovery or continuation of technology infrastructure critical to an organization after a natural or human-induced disaster.

Disaster recovery planning is a subset of a larger process known as business continuity planning and should include planning for resumption of applications, data, hardware, communications (such as networking) and other IT infrastructure. A business continuity plan includes planning for non-IT related aspects such as key personnel, facilities, crisis communication and reputation protection, and should refer to the disaster recovery plan (DRP) for IT related infrastructure recovery/continuity.

Related terms: backup disaster recovery, business continuity plan, disaster recovery plan, infrastructure recovery

Backup4all is a backup software for Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Windows 7. If you don't have Backup4all installed you can download it here: www.backup4all.com/en/download.html
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31 Mar, 2010   |  Adi
Hi,

Please note Backup4all does not back up your system files. You should use it only for data files.


30 Mar, 2010   |  Jerry N Gant
It would be helpful if you indicated how B4All supports (specifically) DR. I've been looking at Genie Bkup Mgr. I've tried using its DR facility to back up our main compueter on a 5-computer network, but it keeps (fatal) erroring off with no indication of the error, other than "fatal". It sounds like there are limitations to using USB devices, whether flash drives (like 16GB Kensington) or HDD (Iomega 250GB HDD). Is that true?
Regards, Jerry Gant


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