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Because your life is on your computer!
Have you considered how much of your life is on your computer? Photos, emails, music, financial records, documents, and so much more. How would you feel if you woke up tomorrow and everything was gone?
Recognize a very real danger
The statistics are staggering: every year 43% of computer users lose irreplaceable files. Dangers lurk around every corner - hard drive crashes, theft, power surges, natural disasters, or accidentally deleting your own files. You need to be aware that losing your most valuable files is a very real possibility. You need to take proper precautions.
Live Backup Now Protect your digital life!
Most backup tools work on a schedule or on demand. What if something happens to the files you are currently working on? Imagine you've spent hours editing an important document and suddenly there's a power outage. That won't be a problem if you're using a real-time backup solution.
Live Backup Now backs up your files as they are being modified—and take very little in the way of system resources to run seamlessly in the background.
Live Backup Now is well designed, simple and flexible. The most reliable approach is to set it so that it manages backups without any user input, backing up files as you edit them. Data can be saved to another system, a network drive, removable drive or even a folder on the same computer.
The program conveniently helps you store an extra copy of your backup on a Zip disk or other removable media, providing another level of insurance while letting you carry the data with you if necessary.
the program is still quite easy to use. By default, it automatically backs up files every time they are modified. A host of options let you exclude specific file extensions, enable backing up files that are currently opened, and perform extensive validity checks on the consistency of the backup database, among other things.
You can then use a comprehensive wizard to back up and restore data; either task can be completed in less than five clicks.
if you're not connected to your network, the backup is saved to the local hard drive, then sent to the server the next time you connect.