We remember a time when back up� meant hitting the clone drive� button---and that was about as hard as it got. Unfortunately, things have changed. Now that we measure our digital lives in terabytes instead of megabytes, it's just impractical to copy the entire contents of one drive over to another as part of a routine backup schedule.
Confession time: You'll have to use Windows Task Manager to schedule SyncBack backups if you want them to happen when the program isn't running in the background of your operating system. That's a ton of work, and we actually don't mind having super-quick access to our backup profiles with a background-running SyncBack . So, we much prefer SyncBack's simple, Run this profile every...� option, to be found within the Background tab of the Profile Setup screen . Set the time interval in seconds, minutes, hours, or days, and SyncBack will automatically process your...
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