- Apr 9, 2013
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Hi, I am new here.
I always do internal backup in my desktops. For me, the easiest, most pragmatic solution.
In the past, I have used paid for XXclone which does not employ the usual imaging, it is unique and it truly rocks. And most important, it affords incremental updates to the other drive none of the bazillion imaging apps I have tested can manage well, despite what they say. They do have a free version, but it not not allow for the precious incremental updates.
But, before I buy a new license, now that I am finally running Windows 7, and so, would need one.....does anyone out there know of an app I am missing and have not tried?
I should also add case anyone is interested and also cause it too ROCKS, I also use Revolseep, an amazing little German Freeware, to put the backup drive to sleep. Not sure if it works with SSDs, but I can't afford those yet.
Many thanks!
I always do internal backup in my desktops. For me, the easiest, most pragmatic solution.
In the past, I have used paid for XXclone which does not employ the usual imaging, it is unique and it truly rocks. And most important, it affords incremental updates to the other drive none of the bazillion imaging apps I have tested can manage well, despite what they say. They do have a free version, but it not not allow for the precious incremental updates.
But, before I buy a new license, now that I am finally running Windows 7, and so, would need one.....does anyone out there know of an app I am missing and have not tried?
I should also add case anyone is interested and also cause it too ROCKS, I also use Revolseep, an amazing little German Freeware, to put the backup drive to sleep. Not sure if it works with SSDs, but I can't afford those yet.
Many thanks!
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