No. Essential Backup is designed to only backup user files and not system or program files. In the event of a computer crash, it is recommended that you reinstall the operating system and all programs from the original disks.

Sure you can. Add the root directory to the backup list and add each directory direct connected to the root by clicking on button +Dir/+SubDir(s) With dfg BackUp XP (Vers.2.2.2 or higher) you can define a profile (file collection) containing all files of your drives. Note: If the number of files on the drive is very high, define limitations to the maximum number of files or size of ZIP archives.

TurboBackup offers pre-defined full drive backup templates for your convenience. It can be imported by using the Backup/Templates/More menu. Internet cache and temporary files are automatically excluded in these templates. This can be done in a few easy steps: Click on the Backup/Templates/More menu and select the drive you want to back up. (You may add additional drives on your own.) Click Next, and select any additional backup options by clicking the Configure button, then click Finish.

Because you are billed monthly by usage, there is no need to upgrade. Simply backup the data that you want to and we do the rest!

Yes... But you must first map path drive to a drive letter. UNC style connections are not supported at this time.

Currently, it is not possible to do hard disk image backup with The Backup Safe. However, you can still backup/restore the operating system by doing the followings:

No. You only need to backup important user files, not program or system files. If your computer crashes, you can restore programs and the operating system from the original CD-ROMs. Your important user files can be restored from your Essential Backup Account.

Yes, in fact that's a good idea. Just go to Tools | Options | Open & Save and set the backup location to be the network or removable drive. Keep in mind that this works much better, of course, with machines that are always connected to that network or removable drive.

Frankly, we believe that it is not optimal for most individuals to use a zip or other removable disk media for backup. The SecureNet Data Storage service is completely automated and has the required file redundancy to protect important data. The only safe way to use a removable drive for backup is to have three disks, make the backup three times, and take them offsite. That way when one disk fails or is destroyed you are still protected.

When you setup your account, you can download a backup client that allows you to select what files you want to backup. After creating your backup files you can place them into your I(2) Drive account. You can also schedule this process to do it on a regular time interval.

Backup4Sure is mainly designed to backup your important files and folders. It can also be used to backup software directories. However, you should keep in mind that it does not backup files that are in use. If files like this are detected, they will be added to the backup log files, and you will need to backup these through other means. If you backup the entire hard disk, some files in the Windows directory, such as the registry will not be backed up.

Please refer to the “How to Organize your own Minority Bone Marrow Registration Drive” section of this site.

Because essential oils are dispensed by weight, not fluid ounces. Many oils are heavier and therefore do not fill an entire bottle. We also never charge for the bottle weight.

In order for HER v3 to do backups directly to your CD, the CD must be formatted "as a drive letter". This formatting is called "Drive Letter Access" or "DLA". But you may say, "I can see drive letter 'D' (or whatever) when I use Windows Explorer to view my CD drive". OK, but what you are seeing is the drive letter of the CD DRIVE -- not necessarily the letter OF THE CD itself.

No. Once you seperate a drive from the S3 it "divorces" and any programming recorded on that drive is deleted. You can use a multi-disk RAID1 setup to provide some protection against eSATA drive failure, but you must do so from the beginning.

No, you can't backup e-mail files from network yet. You must install and run XMedia Email Backup on the computer you where you have the Email Client installed. We plan to release soon a Professional version which will offer the ability to backup and restore to and from network.

Skylog backups work with CD/DVD Re-Writable drives (CD±RW/DVD±RW/DVD-RAM drives) if a proper third party packet writing device driver is installed and configured with your drive. The driver should make the CD/DVD behave like a hard disk. Packet writing software can write only to CD/DVDs if the disks are formatted using the Universal Data Format (UDF) file system.

This can be done on some older SGI tape drives. More information is available here: http://www.ncf.ca/~aa571/dat2wav.htm Yes, there are plenty of people around that are willing to help out with DAT > CD transfers. We'll have a list of people here soon.

For the security of your data Cryptainer does not allow you to encrypt an entire hard drive. You could create as many large volume files as you like and store your data in it. It is not recommended to create a volume file as large as your hard disk.