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View all articles (reset filter)How to create a differential backup
This article shows how to create a differential backup of the given sources to a specified destination using Backup4all. The current method can be extended to other sources and destinations supported by Backup4all.
How to backup Outlook Express emails
This backup article explains how to backup Outlook Express emails and settings, not Microsoft Outlook. Outlook Express emails are stored in .dbx files. For each folder in Outlook Express a .dbx file is assigned.
How to use advanced backup settings in Backup4all
Options on this page affect the way a particular backup job is executed. Options that are marked with (*) might not be available in your edition - check Feature Matrix for detailed information on differences between editions.
How to erase a CD/DVD/Blu-ray with Backup4all
This article shows you how to erase the CD/DVD/Blu-ray using Backup4all. The Erase CD/DVD/Blu-ray window can be opened from the File->Tools->Erase Disc menu item.
How to start your free Backup4all trial
Before purchasing a license and activating it online you have the option of testing it for free. The trial version has the same features as the paid version and it will work for 30 days. To continue using it after the trial expires, you will have to purchase a license and activate it. Once the program is activated, you will be able to continue using Backup4all without having to reconfigure anything extra.
Backup Outlook emails and settings
This article provides information on how to back-up Microsoft Outlook automatically or manually. If you are actively using Outlook and rely on it for most of your communications, schedules and contact management, then you realize how important it is to have all that data stored safely.
How to backup your data to OneDrive
OneDrive (previously SkyDrive, Windows Live SkyDrive, and Windows Live Folders) is a file hosting service offered by Microsoft, that allows users to store files and folders in the cloud. The files can be easily accessed later from any other computer connected to internet. There are two account types: OneDrive personal account and OneDrive business account which offers much more storage space. Backup4all supports both account types.
Backup from network
You can backup your data from external drives using Backup4all. If you have multiple computers in your network and want to back up all of them from the server, you can set up the backup using Backup4all. Network administrators can install Backup4all on a single computer using a single registration key. All workstations can be backed up from there.
FTP backup
FTP backup is supported by Backup4all. You can backup your data to a remote computer or device using FTP (File Transfer Protocol) connection. This is a practical remote backup destination as it allows you to store important files offsite. It can be considered as an additional protection against data loss as the result of hardware failure or other disasters.
USB backup
You can backup your data to a USB drive or from a USB drive using Backup4all. This is a practical backup destination as it allows you to store important files to external devices, offering increased portability. It can be considered as an additional protection against data loss as the result of hardware failure or other disasters.
How to install and use backup plugins
This article will show you how to download, install and use backup plugins in Backup4all. There are currently over 100 free backup plugins that you can load in Backup4all and easily back-up specific apps and data sets. You can also create your own backup plugins using the Plugin Creator.
How to change the backup job name, tag or icon
This article will show you how to change the backup job's name, tag or icon. All these 3 items can be changed from the same location if you open Backup Properties (Ctrl+P) and go to the General page. This page defines the appearance of the backup jobs in the backup list.
How to upgrade from FBackup to Backup4all
FBackup is a freeware backup program developed by Softland, the same company that makes Backup4all. FBackup has limited features in comparison to Backup4all, thus if you need the extra features you can upgrade to it. This article explains how you can import the backup jobs (and schedulers) in Backup4all from FBackup.
What is block level backup
Block-level backup will analyze the source files and will back up only the modified parts of the files. Block-level backups bypass the file system and read data directly form the Disk or Volume.
How to configure the email notifications
Send Email notifications is a very useful feature that enables Backup4all to send an email with information about the status of the performed backup job upon its completion.
How to configure and use One Touch Backup?
Some USB enclosures have a button to start the execution of an associated program. If you have such a device, you can configure Backup4all to execute a backup job or a backup tag when this button is pressed. If your One Touch Backup device is not detected by Backup4all, you could use the command line parameters to create a command that can be associated to the One Touch button of your device.
How to backup Yahoo! emails
This article explains how to backup the emails stored online in your Yahoo! account, even if you are not an Yahoo Mail Plus subscriber (that gives offline access with POP for your emails).
How to backup your data to Eucalyptus/Walrus
Walrus is a component of Eucalyptus, which is a paid open-source software for building cloud computing environments. Eucalyptus environments are compatible with Amazon Web Services.
How to backup your data to GreenQloud
GreenQloud is an Icelandic cloud-computing company that uses green renewable energy to power their data centers. It offers private cloud services for enterprises and service providers.
How to backup your data to HostEurope
Host Europe Group provides web hosting services as well as virtual server options. The company also acts as a domain registrar. Offers vary from inexpensive packages, suitable for blogs and online testing, to relatively powerful enterprise-level virtual servers.
How to backup your data to IDC Frontier
IDC Frontier is one of the leading Japanese IT service providers. They cover big data, cloud, consultation, IP services and more. IDC Frontier operates a high-performance network that can support an enormous number of independent users.
How to backup your data to Connectria
Connectria is an award-winning web hosting company. Since they began providing a sophisticated storage environment for Deutsche Bank in 1998, they have expanded to offer a large selection of services. Present in over thirty countries, Connectria's ethos is "No Jerks Allowed," through which they assure the highest degree of customer service and support.
How to backup your data to Constant
Constant Hosting is functioning on the market since 1996. Its New Jersey facility is equipped with high security and maintenance systems as well as being staffed 24/7 with multi-specialized technicians.
How to backup your data to dinCloud
dinCloud is a Cloud dinClouds Provider. By using their infrastructure, you can purchase customized virtual workspaces running Windows or Linux. They cater to an extensive range of businesses and pride themselves for implementing the highest degree of digital security.
How to backup your data to Dunkel
The German company Dunkel have been developing their technologies for over twenty years. Today they are an established managed cloud server provider, using a modern cloud infrastructure in two data centers.