The Best Free Backup Program - AOMEI
Backup is probably the most important activity for data security.
Unfortunately, not all of us are backing up as we should, and we lose our data, often without being able to recover it.
Why backup - The best free backup program - AOMEI
- To keep the data safe from damage to the hard drive
- To be safe in case our data is encrypted by a ransomware
- So we can get back to work quickly in case of software errors
- Protection against any software infection
The best security in case of ransomware infection - The best free backup program - AOMEI
Backup is the best protection weapon in case of a ransomware infection.
For those who do not know, a ramsomware is a type of mallware hidden in a worm, trojan or other virtual vehicle that encrypts infected computer files.
In the Wannacry tutorial, I have shown you how a ransomware infection occurs, and how we can fall very quickly into this trap.
Tutorials dedicated to Ransomware
Along with DDoS attacks, Ransomware is one of the greatest threats of the digital age. That is why it is important to understand the phenomenon.
Infection live with WANNA CRY Ransomware and methods of protection
How does a PC infected with crypto Trojan LOCKY
What is DDoS attack and how to use - LIVE attacks
The best free backup program - AOMEI tutorial
AOMEI is a backup program for Windows. This program has several versions, but in the free one it is very competent and that's why I wanted to introduce it to you.
The interface is very simple and extremely easy to understand. I could say he was very much like Acronis True Image, But a few versions back.
What you can do with AOMEI - The best free backup program
Even in the free version AOMEI offers us plenty of functions to do our job without restrictions.
Backup, Restore, and Cloning Functions
1. Backup System
2. Backup for an entire disk
3. Backup partitions
4. Backup for files
5. Sync for files or folders
6. System Restore
7. Universal restoration
8. Clonare Disk
9. System Cloning (pro version)
10 Partition Clone
Various functions and important settings
1. Checking backup images
2. Create disk or bootable usb stick for recovery
3. Exploring backup images
4. Backup backup images (Pro version)
5. Import / export configuration
6. AOMEI PXE Boot Tool (Pro version)
7. Backup compression settings
8. Backup splitting (splitting backups into smaller pieces)
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I would love to see the continuation! How do you create your backup and then the recovery process if Windows stops flashing. It would be interesting!
Are you installing on external jets?
Thank you
It would be interesting to see in a clip "Fog bootable media" and possibly how to get to recovery when windows no longer crashes. Thank you in advance.
I would like to see more explanations about this program, especially how we make a bootable environment for windows when it stops.
You're doing a good job! Thank you !.
It takes time.
And i expect the continuation. I would be interested in booting from an external hdd with hdd restore restore in laptop
Hello Cristian, very good tutorial, Thank you !!
I have some questions:
1. Do we first back up on your PC and then transfer it to a Hard Disk Extern?
2. How long will it take to add new changes to the system or the documents I backed up in the first backup? Without restarting all the backups from the beginning and taking over my memory. I mean I have to connect the external hdd and is there any update button? Or leave the backup on the PC and update it constantly (what I do not know how to do it) and then I save it from time to time on external HDD to be safe?
Thanks Cristi!
I answer you as an old backup software user:
1-2. The way to save the backup you give it when you want to back up.
Once you've created your first backup, you can create new backups yourself at the intervals you've given. By default (not to use space on hdd useless, the following backups will only contain what's in addition to the first copy = incremental).
The bootable environment (I created on cd) creates it after installing the backuper in the software menu.
After that, you create your first backup and let him do it at regular intervals.
Access to backups can be made from software (this involves going through your windows) or through the boot environment.
How? Simple. When the system starts, you get into the bios and modify the way to load the system.
In my case give the cd and start backups. I choose a backup and restore.
It's a program that helped me many times when windows ran out.
todo backup I think it's better ... why? simply when windows starts it asks me if I want to go into todo backup or to start windows .... without cd and other things .... my opinion ...
I would like to see your opinion and when a ransomware encrypts your system and implicitly the local backup image. If the startup question is still useful.
Interestingly, here's how to make your bootable environment, how to start your computer, and how to back up your computer. Thank you for this tutorial and we are waiting for you to continue.