Automatic backup software from BackUp Solutions backs up your mission
critical data files automatically. All the user needs to do is to
select the data they need to protect and specify when they want
the backup to execute and its location. The automatic backup system
can be configured to run backups at the start up or at a given time…thereafter,
automatic backup software does the rest!
Backup solutions’ automatic backup software, when set at
default runs automatically at scheduled times and ensures fast and
reliable daily automatic backup of your data. Backup solution automation
eliminates all the operational hassles and security risks associated
with do it yourself backups.
The automatic data backup software from BackUp Solutions can be
configured to notify you of starting and completing a backup operation
using custom alerts.
The software automatically selects important data files for backup
and also allows the user to change the selections for file backup
later on. If the backup is interrupted due to a poor connection,
the automatic backup system resumes the backup in progress. Thus,
it gives you a complete automatic backup system and a guaranteed
peace of mind.
Hassle Free Automatic Backup Services From Backup Solutions
Try our service and discover how easy it is to securely backup your computer to an offsite location.
Disk Crashes
Up to 20% of PCs suffer hardware failure in
the first three years of use.
(Gartner analyst M. Margevicius, Desktop and Laptop PC Life, August 21, 2001)
Viruses
Ten Percent of PCs are infected with viruses each month. And of these,
37% of computer virus infections result in data loss.
(ICSA Labs/TruSecure, 2002)
Laptop Loss
Of the 2.3 million insurance claims for computer
loss in 2001, 23% were theft-related; notebook theft has increased
by 53% SINCE 2000.
(Safeware, The Insurance Agency Inc. 2001)
Up to 20% of PCs suffer hardware failure in
the first three years of use.
Ten Percent of PCs are infected with viruses each month. And of these,
37% of computer virus infections result in data loss.
Of the 2.3 million insurance claims for computer
loss in 2001, 23% were theft-related; notebook theft has increased
by 53% SINCE 2000. 