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--- backup [2013/01/28 04:29] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ backup [2013/03/06 17:55] (current) – [dd for Windows] deftesprit
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 ===== Backup Utility =====
-The Backup Utility is built into Windows. There is no reason to pay for a backup application. It can be executed by clicking the following sequence:<br />
+The Backup Utility is built into Windows. There is no reason to pay for a backup application. It can be executed by clicking the following sequence: \\
-Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Systtem Tools -> Backup<br />
+Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Backup \\
 It has a guided wizard mode and an advanced mode.
-===== !SyncBack Freeware =====
+===== SyncBack Freeware =====
-!SyncBack is a simple, yet powerful, backup utility. It has great flexibility with its many features:
+SyncBack is a simple, yet powerful, backup utility. It has great flexibility with its many features:
   * Backup and Synchronization
   * Scheduling of jobs
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 http://www.2brightsparks.com/downloads.html#freeware
-===== !DriveImage XML =====
+===== DriveImage XML =====
-!DriveImage is for the imaging and backing up of partitions and logical drives. I mainly use it for migrating to new drives.<br />
+DriveImage is for the imaging and backing up of partitions and logical drives. I mainly use it for migrating to new drives. \\
 http://www.runtime.org/driveimage-xml.htm
 ===== dd for Windows =====
-dd (stands for "data definition") is actually a Linux/Unix command, but has been ported to Windows. This is a command line utility that is extremely flexible and powerful. Care needs to be taken when using dd as can be seen by its pet names: "destroy disk", "data destroyer" or "delete data".<br />
+dd (stands for "data definition") is actually a Linux/Unix command, but has been ported to Windows. This is a command line utility that is extremely flexible and powerful. Care needs to be taken when using dd as can be seen by its pet names: "destroy disk", "data destroyer" or "delete data". \\
 http://www.chrysocome.net/dd