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Shopbop Designer Fashion Brands. Having followed ongoing backup and restore discussions on Windows Ten Forums since October , and on Windows Eleven Forum since June , I can say that none of the participants speak in favor of using the tool any longer.

In fact, most Windows gurus recommend using something else because of occasional but credible reports of problems when restoring images made using the Backup and Restore Windows 7 tool. Fortunately, there are better options available. There are at least three workable, respectable, and highly regarded free Windows backup tools that work with both Windows 10 and Windows All three tools make compact, speedy, and reliable image backups of Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs. I have been a devoted user of Macrium Reflect Free for a decade now, and present its use on Windows 11 in the following screenshots as an illustration of how such programs work.

Your mileage may vary, depending on which tool you choose. Upon clicking the entry, a map of the Windows C: drive appears with two of the four partitions checked, as shown in Figure 3. I recommend checking all four partitions before proceeding. I recommend checking all four. The Destination folder shows where backups will reside. The best target for backups, in fact, is an external drive usually USB ; if a system goes really south, you can use the external drive to restore things to a different PC more easily.

Figure 4: Macrium Reflect offers a well-documented collection of six different backup plans. The most inclusive backup plan is shown at the top of the list and features a full backup each month, plus daily differential backups everything changed since the previous day and incremental backups anything new or changing every 15 minutes all the time.

This offers the best overall protection but requires at least GB of disk space more is better for best results. Figure 5 shows plan settings should you pick the Intra-Daily Backup Set as your plan, recommended for those looking to obtain maximum data protection, with a big and relatively empty drive on which to back up.

Macrium Reflect lets you edit the default backup schedule and number of backups saved for the plan. Click Finish to complete the backup description process. Both options are selected by default, as shown in Figure 7. To fire off your first such backup, click OK. You could do likewise. Once the OK button is clicked, the first full backup runs. On my test system, that took about 6 minutes in all.

Note further that the on-disk size of the backup is Figure 8 shows the results from the first full backup run.

Figure 8: First full backup results took and consumed One of my reasons for sticking with Reflect is its speed: to the best of my knowledge neither of the other two programs I mentioned earlier is quite as fast. Typical reasons range from the sublime such as OS corruption, driver failures, boot manager problems, malware attacks to the ridiculous accidentally deleted key OS files to make a system unusable.

It is bootable, and smart enough to let you point to the backup image you wish to restore quickly and easily. For me, that usually means the most recent backup before things started going south.

Figure 9: Click the top menu item shown to browse a list of available backups. There the latest backup is easily identified by its timestamp, as shown in Figure Figure Select the backup you want, then click the Open button at lower right to start the restore process. Simply click the Open button to get that process underway: Macrium Reflect does the rest. Macrium Reflect and the other programs also offer file- or folder-based restore capabilities. My own choice is Macrium Reflect.

But the important thing is to back up regularly and often. Better to not need it and still have a backup than to need one and have none.

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