The latest backup software reviews
Backup software featuring disk imaging technology can often prove one of the safest and most reliable methods for creating a full system backup or for migrating an existing system to new or otherwise different hardware.
Disk image backups remain a feature of Acronis True Image. This is the same dependable disk image backup technology for which Acronis has become well known for over many years thanks to this very same long-standing line of backup software.
Genie Timeline 10 is an effective solution for anyone seeking to get important data backed-up from a PC to locally attached external drives, NAS devices or mapped network drives with the minimal of fuss involved.
FBackup is a longstanding backup solution for Windows devices which, despite being 100% free-to-use for both individual and commercial purposes, still manages to squeeze in a lot of highly useful functionality including scheduled backups, encryption and built-in cloud storage support.
In this guide I will be looking at some of the best backup software applications which support the restoring of disk image-based backups on to new or otherwise dissimilar hardware.
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Acronis have reached out to existing True Image perpetual licence holders recently offering them the chance to upgrade to a special perpetual edition of Cyber Protect Home Office, this being Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office 2024.
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In this guide I will be highlighting some of the key features of the Crashplan cloud backup service before then be highlighting 10 of my top-rated Crashplan alternatives.
Iperius have managed to include a lot of highly useful backup related functionality into what is a fairly lightweight, simple and easy to use desktop backup application. This includes support for multiple cloud storage services including any S3 compatible service.
CrashPlan is a leading cloud backup solution which stands out thanks to the functionality and ease of use it provides. It is also very worthy of consideration thanks to the newly refreshed pricing plans which see CrashPlan now available from just $2.99 per month.
Whilst the free edition of EaseUS ToDo Backup is undeniably impressive, the Home edition brings a number of useful enhancements including “Smart” backup, Security Zone backup protection, disk cloning plus universal restore functionality amongst many other features.
Backblaze is well regarded as a leading and easy-to-use cloud backup service by providing unlimited cloud storage, unparalleled simplicity and ease of use plus the option for utilising unlimited historic file versioning for a simple, low cost of just $9 per month.
The use of cloud backup services not only provides a very good level of data protection without the need to buy any additional hardware, but also ensures that a copy of any important data is stored safely off site and away from the device being back-up.