Scheduling Backup Tasks
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Backup scheduling is one of the most important features in data backup software. It allows you to completely eliminate manual backups (with all filtering, compressing, transferring to the storage, and other processing of data) and impose all related processes on the program.
It’s not a secret that most people don’t back up their data, because it takes a lot of time and efforts. Want to run unattended backups and always be sure that you can perform hard disk recovery in case of a disaster? Then backup scheduling is for you!
Version 7.3.5, built on April 16, 2013
22.1 MB, 32-bit (above) or 28 MB, 64-bit version
Scheduling Backups of Your Computer Data
Our utility is an automatic Windows backup software that allows you to organize virtually any backup rotation scheme. The main features of backup scheduling are as follows:
- Automation of all tasks. By scheduling backup tasks you can automate all backups and make them run without supervision.
- Flexible schedule configuration. For each type of data you can specify their own backup schedules and perform them on any time frame, from minute to monthly intervals. For example, you may want to backup databases two times a day and make photo archives each 30th day of the month.
- Run backups as Windows service. The utility can run as service under Windows 8/7/Vista/XP and Windows Server 2012/2008/2003 operating systems, which allows launching tasks without loading the interface, and even without user logged on. Learn more about running backups as service...
- E-mail notifications. Once you’ve established a backup schedule, you can forget about manual checking and control results of all backup procedures through e-mail notifications.
Version 7.3.5, built on April 16, 2013. 22.1 MB, 32-bit (above) or 28 MB, 64-bit version
Backup Software from Novosoft LLC. 39 USD per license.
Home Standard edition is a full-featured file backup software with all scheduling options. Try it for 30 days absolutely free of charge!
Certainly, in some cases scheduling backups doesn’t provide full automation of the process. For example, if you choose to backup files to DVD, you will be limited by the disc size, and will have to change it each time it’s full. But in all other cases it will work just perfectly!
See Also:
- Windows 8 Backup - learn about running backup tasks under Windows 8
- Auto Backup - your files will be protected without any efforts from your side!
Schedule automatic backup tasks and care less of your backup routine!