See if you can recall this happening: one morning, you turn on your computer and get a black screen with the error “Hard Disk Not Found.” What happens? Instant panic ensues. All your data, files, music folders, movies, and pictures are all gone in a single sweep of fate. The sad truth is that we are still clingy to our hard drives. In 2016, none of the best high-end laptops had sufficient solid-state memory to last long. Given that a hard disk will soon be part of your life, we recommend backing up your data before it goes out of reach.
Now that we have decided to back up our data finding the proper storage is important. Where do you back your data up? You could do it the old-school way with a CD or a DVD. But while they’re effective, they are also not foolproof. Another alternative is to buy a pen drive, an external hard disk, or even an SD card and back up your things there. Finally, if you don’t mind paying an annual subscription and have a fast enough internet connection, you can back up your data to the cloud. The problem is that backing up can be hard work. It’s too much to ask to require you to update every day’s work with the latest version of your files and folders to a secondary storage device.
This is where AOMEI’s back-upper comes in. With great simplicity of usage, it can help you perform many tasks on your disk to ensure your files are safe.
Backing up entire operating systems
If a virus has hit your computer or you’ve accidentally corrupted batch files during a hasty shutdown or startup, you may have to install a clean copy of the OS. This could be a source of stress in a hurried work environment because you would have to start over and spend weeks struggling until your system is tweaked and set to exactly what you are comfortable with. With AOMEI backup per 3.2, you can easily back Windows 10 to an external drive. Once your system is corrupt, your backed-up copy can be used by Windows to recover your OS.
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Backing up Software
The software cannot always be downloaded and installed on a whim. Some software classes require putting up with a lot of struggle to get hold of, such as subscription software offered by your university or ERPs used by your workplace. To ensure you don’t lose these unfortunate events with your computer, you can always back up Windows 7 to an external source. AOMEI backup per 3.2 is a simple interface that creates an image of your software when you want it on. Then, once your device is corrupt, the assistant can be used in a Windows environment to store your data.
