This article provides an overview of ways to back up your Windows computer. It addresses both desktops and servers. We will discuss methods of file-level, application-aware and full system backup and restore.
Read ArticleFile-level backup can back up single and multiple files, whereas image-based backup is there to create a copy of your whole system or selected partitions, to make it then recoverable. There are tons of different features that can be embedded into both these types of backups. However, in essence, it’
Read ArticleWhat Is System Image Backup? System image backup is a backup technique that allows to copy all drives of the computer and the state of its operating system at a given point in time and allows it to recover that computer to this state.
Read ArticleIn this article, we will describe this type of backup, compare it to system image backup, and show you how to perform it using MSP360 Backup for Windows Server.
Read ArticleWhat Is Bare-Metal Recovery? Bare-Metal Recovery (or Bare-Metal Restore, or BMR) is a backup recovery technique that allows you to recover data on a computer with no installed operating system - also called a bare-metal machine. To achieve this, you
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