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Save time, money & prevent data loss headaches ... try Backup for One today.
Simply connect your external storage device, install Backup for One, and backup your data today!
Backup for One automatically backs up your data to protect you from data loss due to damaged equipment, software upgrades, viruses, user mistakes, hackers and theft. And it allows you to quickly recover a single file, a group of files, or even all your computer files from your disk-based storage media.
Simply connect your external storage device,
install Backup for One,
and backup your data today!
Product Pricing -
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Backup for One - 1 Client (NO SERVER INSTALLATION)
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Lm 40.00
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Product Information -
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Data Sheet PDF
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Key Features
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Cost Comparison/ROI
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System Requirements
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Sample Backup Times
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So what is the difference between Backup for One and Microsoft’s System Restore that comes with Windows XP?
There is a difference in what data gets backed up.
The System Restore program that comes with Windows XP is designed to backup the Operation System ONLY. The primary goal of providing you with the ability to just backup the Operating System is to get the computer operational when it will not boot. With XP’s System Restore, you can restore your Registry and Windows System Files only.
Backup for One is designed to backup your entire computer, not just the Operating System. It also allows you to create specific backup sets or groups of files that you want backed up together.
There is a difference in the storage location and methodology.
The System Restore program stores its data (or backup data) on your local hard drive. So, if the hard drive fails or is reformatted, you lose both the original data and the System Restore backup data.
Backup for One is designed to separate your backup data from your original data, providing you with independent storage should your original hard drive experience problems.
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