My PC back Up Routine

J

JP

Pretty impressive your set up there.

I would not classify this as being paranoid at all. It is just playing it
safe. Always helpful to have a recovery and rebuilding solution handy.

Regards and thanks for the input.

Cheers.

:)

Mobius
 
J

JP

Pretty impressive your set up there.

I would not classify this as being paranoid at all. It is just playing it
safe. Always helpful to have a recovery and rebuilding solution handy.

Regards and thanks for the input.

Cheers.

:)

Mobius
 
J

JP

Pretty impressive your set up there.

I would not classify this as being paranoid at all. It is just playing it
safe. Always helpful to have a recovery and rebuilding solution handy.

Regards and thanks for the input.

Cheers.

:)

Mobius
 
J

JP

Pretty impressive your set up there.

I would not classify this as being paranoid at all. It is just playing it
safe. Always helpful to have a recovery and rebuilding solution handy.

Regards and thanks for the input.

Cheers.

:)

Mobius
 
J

JP

Pretty impressive your set up there.

I would not classify this as being paranoid at all. It is just playing it
safe. Always helpful to have a recovery and rebuilding solution handy.

Regards and thanks for the input.

Cheers.

:)

Mobius
 
I

Ivor Jones

I use Norton Ghost 10.0 which despite many people's opinion of Symantec
products, I have found to be excellent.

I back up the entire HDD's of both my desktop and laptop to an external
Network Storage Device, which is an external 300GB HDD with an Ethernet
interface rather than the more usual USB. This makes it network-aware and
any machine on the system can see it.

Ivor
 
I

Ivor Jones

I use Norton Ghost 10.0 which despite many people's opinion of Symantec
products, I have found to be excellent.

I back up the entire HDD's of both my desktop and laptop to an external
Network Storage Device, which is an external 300GB HDD with an Ethernet
interface rather than the more usual USB. This makes it network-aware and
any machine on the system can see it.

Ivor
 
I

Ivor Jones

I use Norton Ghost 10.0 which despite many people's opinion of Symantec
products, I have found to be excellent.

I back up the entire HDD's of both my desktop and laptop to an external
Network Storage Device, which is an external 300GB HDD with an Ethernet
interface rather than the more usual USB. This makes it network-aware and
any machine on the system can see it.

Ivor
 
I

Ivor Jones

I use Norton Ghost 10.0 which despite many people's opinion of Symantec
products, I have found to be excellent.

I back up the entire HDD's of both my desktop and laptop to an external
Network Storage Device, which is an external 300GB HDD with an Ethernet
interface rather than the more usual USB. This makes it network-aware and
any machine on the system can see it.

Ivor
 
I

Ivor Jones

I use Norton Ghost 10.0 which despite many people's opinion of Symantec
products, I have found to be excellent.

I back up the entire HDD's of both my desktop and laptop to an external
Network Storage Device, which is an external 300GB HDD with an Ethernet
interface rather than the more usual USB. This makes it network-aware and
any machine on the system can see it.

Ivor
 
I

Ivor Jones

I use Norton Ghost 10.0 which despite many people's opinion of Symantec
products, I have found to be excellent.

I back up the entire HDD's of both my desktop and laptop to an external
Network Storage Device, which is an external 300GB HDD with an Ethernet
interface rather than the more usual USB. This makes it network-aware and
any machine on the system can see it.

Ivor
 
K

Kerry Brown

What happens if your pc gets stolen, or there's a fire, or your PSU fries
all your hard drives? It sounds like all your eggs are in one basket i.e.
stored on your computer. It's a great backup scheme but you also need a
backup stored somewhere other than on or near your computer.
 
K

Kerry Brown

What happens if your pc gets stolen, or there's a fire, or your PSU fries
all your hard drives? It sounds like all your eggs are in one basket i.e.
stored on your computer. It's a great backup scheme but you also need a
backup stored somewhere other than on or near your computer.
 
K

Kerry Brown

What happens if your pc gets stolen, or there's a fire, or your PSU fries
all your hard drives? It sounds like all your eggs are in one basket i.e.
stored on your computer. It's a great backup scheme but you also need a
backup stored somewhere other than on or near your computer.
 
K

Kerry Brown

What happens if your pc gets stolen, or there's a fire, or your PSU fries
all your hard drives? It sounds like all your eggs are in one basket i.e.
stored on your computer. It's a great backup scheme but you also need a
backup stored somewhere other than on or near your computer.
 
K

Kerry Brown

What happens if your pc gets stolen, or there's a fire, or your PSU fries
all your hard drives? It sounds like all your eggs are in one basket i.e.
stored on your computer. It's a great backup scheme but you also need a
backup stored somewhere other than on or near your computer.
 
K

Kerry Brown

What happens if your pc gets stolen, or there's a fire, or your PSU fries
all your hard drives? It sounds like all your eggs are in one basket i.e.
stored on your computer. It's a great backup scheme but you also need a
backup stored somewhere other than on or near your computer.
 
D

Darrell S

I use a similar back up regimen, using DriveImage 7.0 to my USB 200GB
external hard drive about once a week. I have GoBack as my first line of
defense with DI 7.0 as my emergency repair. I back up my Quicken banking
info on my other USB drive on a daily basis.
 
D

Darrell S

I use a similar back up regimen, using DriveImage 7.0 to my USB 200GB
external hard drive about once a week. I have GoBack as my first line of
defense with DI 7.0 as my emergency repair. I back up my Quicken banking
info on my other USB drive on a daily basis.
 
D

Darrell S

I use a similar back up regimen, using DriveImage 7.0 to my USB 200GB
external hard drive about once a week. I have GoBack as my first line of
defense with DI 7.0 as my emergency repair. I back up my Quicken banking
info on my other USB drive on a daily basis.
 

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