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Backup
by James Koopmann on July 27, 2008
How do you backup you data. For me it is a smal .BAT script that traverses my directories and copies over any changed files. It is really quite simple that is built around the XCOPY command. I basically have a command such as the following to backup my audio book directory:
xcopy C:\audiobook E:\audiobook /D /E /V /I /F /R /Y
This requires me to know exactly where I download or change information on disk. Because I surely don't want to do this across my entire disk drive. It'd be a system hog.
For the average home user, you really should think about backup software to do this type of work for you. To start, you can take a look at a recent article that evaluated 5 new backup software applications to make backup and recovery much easier.
Take a look at : Save your data with one of these top backup programs
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