Imagine your computer breaks and all your data is gone – what a disaster! Although losing a device is a big inconvenience for lots of people, particularly in a professional environment, it’s especially bad if you can no longer access your data. In some cases, years of work may have gone into the data and it may not be possible to reproduce everything. But this loss of data can be prevented. Those who regularly create backups will not need to worry about data loss. Not only can you duplicate individual datasets or specific folders, but you can also create a backup of an entire system. This protects almost all of your data against loss.
Most people understand the importance of backup copies. But many also simply find constant backups to be tedious. However, they can also be made fully automatically. Once you know how to set up Windows 7 backups to run regularly and without further effort on the part of the user, backing up data becomes a walk in the park.