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How to use ‘File History’ to automatically back up important files in Windows 10

Posted on August 12, 2017

Windows-10-logoWindows 10 offers multiple options for backing up your important files, and they are quite easy to set up and use.

I have already explained how to create a System Image Backup of the entire hard drive, and I recommend that you do that fairly often just in case you have a hard drive failure at some point.

But there’s another backup option that can ensure that you always have backups of the most recent versions of your important files in addition to the “old” versions that are stored in your most recent System Image backup.

Once enabled, Windows 10’s powerful File History backup feature will automatically create “snapshot” backups of every file that’s stored in the folders you designate.  [Read more…]

RicksDailyTips Newsletter for Aug 5, 2017 – ‘Do-It-Yourself’ Data Recovery

Posted on August 5, 2017

Hello again everyone. I hope you all had a great week!

If you’re like most folks these days, your PC’s hard drive is probably loaded with tons of photos, videos, music, Office documents and other files that would be difficult, if not impossible to replace should something happen to the drive.

Today I’m going to discuss several methods of recovering your precious files should that ever happen to you.

Of course the easiest way to recover one or more lost files is to simply retrieve them from a backup. Luckily, it’s easy to make multiple backup copies of our files these days by copying them onto inexpensive USB flash drives and external hard drives.  [Read more…]

Back up your hard drive a lot faster with an external SSD

Posted on July 9, 2017

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By now you probably know how important it is to create regular backups of the data that’s stored on your computer’s hard drive.

You also probably know that it can take a good long while to create each of those backups.

Luckily, there’s a simple and easy way to greatly speed up the backup process (and the restore process as well, should it ever be needed)…  [Read more…]

Scam alert: A new and very dangerous ransomware strain is spreading across the globe right now. Protect yourself!

Posted on June 27, 2017

If you’ve been keeping up with the news today you know that a new strain of ransomware is spreading across the globe as we speak.

Individuals and companies in virtually every country have already been crippled by the attack, and even some utilities have been shut down.

So far several countries in Europe have suffered the brunt of the attack, but the wave is spreading fast and headed for other parts of the world, including the United States.  [Read more…]

Review: HP Spectre 13.3 Ultrabook Laptop

Posted on May 31, 2017

hp-spectre-13-3When it comes to laptops these days, thin is in – as in the thinner the better!

The problem is, as laptops become thinner, sacrifices must often be made in terms of performance, features and connectivity.

With their new Spectre 13.3 Ultrabook, HP has managed to create one of the thinnest laptops ever without sacrificing much of anything at all!  [Read more…]

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