1Click Backup 2.0

If you do not want to lose important data, then you need to perform one simple task: back it up. The integrity of your data could be compromised by several factors. Like for example malware. Ransom malware for example will encrypt a file you need to access, then will ask you to pay to have that file decrypted. Or a virus may compromise your system and it will delete it. Or worse of all, you accidentally delete a file you later realize you need – and by that time you cannot get that file back, even with a specialized data recovery.

Other situations that may lead to data loss include false positives (a security solution identifies a file as a threat and the user is prompted to delete it, which he does), and hard drive failures (your hard drive breaks down).

To quote Director of Technical Education with Eset (company that specializes in providing antivirus software for home and business users, as well as firewall and antispam solutions) Randy Abrams, “if your data is important enough to put on a hard drive, be sure you back it up.”

I think that by now you got the idea – backing up your data is important. You do this with a very easy to use, specialized piece of software: 1Click Backup. Thanks to this piece of software (download weighs in at little over 3MB) you can backup important files, important folders, email messages, Internet Explorer Settings, the Windows Address Book, and much more. All your important backups can be stored on 1Click Backup’s remote servers – the downside is that you can store no more than 100MB of data on these servers. Or you can backup your data to a FTP server, or locally on a storage device. 1Click Backup comes with a Schedule Backup feature that allows you to specify when to automatically backup your important data.

As the name so adequately points out, everything about 1Click Backup is focused on ease of use. Seamlessly backup and restore data – with just one mouse click.

Pros

• Easy to use
• Seamlessly backup data

Cons

• Can be used free of charge only during the 15-day trial period

1Click Backup has been reviewed by George Norman on 12 Mar 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated 1Click Backup 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent