Data backup is essential for protecting your important files and documents from loss due to hardware failure, viruses, or accidental deletion. Regularly backing up your data ensures that you can recover it in the event of a computer crash or other unforeseen circumstances. There are several methods for backing up your data, including using external hard drives, cloud storage services, or specialized backup software. It's important to choose a backup method that suits your needs and to regularly schedule backups to ensure that your data is always protected. With proper data backup procedures in place, you can have peace of mind knowing that your important files are safe and secure.
You Pick Files & Folders
You pick what gets backed up! Make copies of only your most important files and folders. Saves money and time by using less backup space and only protecting what you need. This does not backup programs or settings, only the personal or work files and folders you pick!
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This makes backups of your all your data in all “User folders” – Pictures, Documents, etc. as well as App Data. In the event of a failure, simply reinstall Windows and recover your data back to where it was. This does not backup programs but does save settings.
Call Us Today!Bare-Metal Backups
Bare-Metal Backups are the most robust type of backup. With this, we can restore your computer in its entirety – Windows, programs and all files… exactly how they were before disaster struck. Failing hard drives, water or fire-damaged computers are now recoverable!
Call Us Today!Disaster Recovery
Having your data in a physically separate location hedges against floods, fires, theft, etc. Protect your irreplaceable business or personal data by having it available after an emergency.
Call Us Today!Crypto-virus Protection
If you experience a crypto-virus your data can be encrypted and held for ransom. By having a bare-metal backup, we can restore your entire computer to exactly the way it was before.
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If your storage device fails your data could go with it permanently. You should always have a backup for WHEN, not if, your storage fails. Save on costly data recovery by backing up!
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