Best way to backup files

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#1

Hey guys, so I am looking best way to automatically save files. I need something that can save everything that I do on my desktop (or whole C disk). So for example when I download something on C disk, I want that to be saved automatically on let’s say portable hard drive or some online storage cloud. I want everything to be saved from downloading to editing files and etc. Is that possible? Before I didn’t have that much files that I needed to use so I copy paste them once a day on USB, but now I work with much more different files so I need it to be saved automatically. What’s the best way to do this?

Thanks

#2

For my personal devices (mainly computers) I use GoodSync (paid). There are a lot of options regarding where (local, cloud, FTP, etc) and how (sync, backup, etc) to backup.

For our Windows Jarvee servers, we use Duplicati (free). Also does a great job but has a little less finetuning. Both tools should get the job done. Maybe give Duplicati a try first, since it’s a free tool.

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#3

The feature you are looking for is Sync.Cloud Storages like Google Drive and Mega has this feature to sync(auto-backup) the drives,Even Microsoft Onedrive provides this feature.

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#4

Looks good, so for example can I just choose this folder radna površina is - “desktop files” can you just choose this folder on GoodSync, so he just copy files that are saved and edited there?

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#5

Yeah. You can either set intervals by time or after file changes.

#6

Perfect, thanks

#7

You can use GoodSync’s free version for evaluating if it does the job you want it to do. Its only limitation is 100 files per job.

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