Backup and Restore. Don't Delay! Secure Your Files With Freeware Backup Software Today
I have a lot of files...
And I bet you do too.
You probably also use your computers on a daily basis. Those are cool — but sometimes they crash or glitch. They get stolen or hacked. Or they install Windows updates. Or they die in a fire.
Together with all your files and memories.
Consequently, today I'd like to direct your attention to the topic of data backup.
"Wait — Isn't This a Computer Graphics Blog?"
It sure is.
Still, part of getting any work done on a computer is making sure your files don't accidentally get lost. Whether you like it or not, unless you have someone else responsible for keeping your data safe, you should adopt a backup strategy yourself.
Unfortunately, lots of people overlook this topic and end up losing sizable amounts of their work.
If any of this sounds familiar, this post presents a couple of suggestions and tools, most of which won't cost you a dime.
Otherwise, if you are already using some form of backup solution to manage redundant copies of the files you're working on, you probably won't find anything particularly new here.
This article is not meant to be an all-encompassing guide, but rather a brief introduction — one without product placements, affiliate links, or hidden ads. Just honest opinions based on personal knowledge and experience.