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How to backup your computer with 3 2 1 backup strategy

What is the best way to backup your computer?

Today we have my different options to backup our computer data files. I will be showing you a 3-2-1 backup strategy using Acronis True Image. Acronis was founded back in 2003 and is one of the leading backup solutions for home and business. I have been using Acronis for many years and always tell my clients about the backup software.
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Britec

Happy that you did this video on ACRONIS Brian. I've been using it for over a year and I have version 2018 on laptop and 2019 on desktop I just build 4 months ago. Right you are about how easy it is to use this program. Although it's the only one I've tried and used, I'm so satisfied with it that I need look no place else. Thanks for the explanation about the CLOUD feature as well. Great tutorial chief!

SupraManG

@britec09 do you have to purchase Acronis additionally to the 4bay backup unit?

Bluedragon-cokb

Thank you again for yet another great video. I appreciate your time and work to demonstrate how to do proper 3-2-1 backup with Acronis. I have known the 3-2-1 backup for a while now. Other self-claim techs only talk how to do the backup with Acronis but never do live demo like you did in this video. Thank you so much.

mibpro

I use EaseUS Todo Backup on all my computers and the ones I look after.

I used to use Acronis, but years back they had buggy releases and you could not really trust it, plus it would have weird errors, so I don’t use it now as Todo Bkp and Macrium Reflect for a few things/features.

pepeshopping

Hi Brian, a bit off-topic maybe but I'd like to know what you would advice if you have to choose between expanding your Pc with extra memory (ram) or an extra Ssd / M2 drive? In my case I'm using software that uses a lot of cache memory. Sorry if you already made a video about this but I coudn't find it. Thanks it advance for your reply ;-)

eds

Is their a way to save files IN the computer and restore them after? No usb? If so give me the link pleez

cww

My last backup service was a paid Acronis subscription, and I didn't like it. It was too bloated with unnecessary added features. The interface was overly complex. And the backup scheduler never worked right, it would start backing up my files at times I didn't specify. I now use Backblaze, and it's great.

soulaesthete

I appreciate the video Brian, however, a better and cheaper option would be a 2 bay Synology, install Cloud Station and install Hyper Backup on the computer then connect the Synology to a Backblaze B2 bucket. While the USB drive is OK, its not suitable if you have more than one computer in the house - unless you map it, but you still need to keep the computer that its connected to on to access the USB drive from another machine. You can put Hyper Backup on multiple machines on your network and backup to the Synology (just create users > folders) and it'll backup all machines to a single B2.

yourpcmd

Great video as always. I have been using this strategy for years. I learned this from Leo Laporte over 10 years ago.

nick

I'm still manually backing up on several USB sticks. Terrible really. I will invest in a Naz at some point. This extra Cloud option is complete.

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