Taking into account the increased amount of data stored on your computer every day more and more users embark on a search of backup solution more effective and reliable. However, very few know that Windows XP has a backup utility itself.You can sigh with relief because it means you do not have to buy backup software needs, although you should know that this software offers a number of important advantages over those offered by the operating system. In this article we will compare the functionality of a standard backup with the backup tool for Windows XP (WXBT).
The WXBT lets you back up all user files on a single task. If you select the My Documents backup, copy the entire contents of the Documents and Settings folder, including MS Outlook or Outlook Express messages and settings and profile settings.
However, in most situations full backup is not necessary. In all likelihood the My Documents folder on your computer will be larger in size and contain a lot of irrelevant information. If this is the case, suggests WXBT manually specify files to include or exclude from the backup set.
A backup program standard has the option of filtering files so no need to specify each file manually, but rather specify the file extensions of the files needed. For example, if you want to back up only the documents of MS Word, simply specify the doc. file extension and the program will automatically search and copy all the files in Word.
It also allows to backup data target specific applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Windows Media Player, ICQ, etc. This means you only have to specify the program whose data is to back up.
When making a backup, it is extremely important when you save the resulting files. It is recommended to keep the files, such as the extent possible, from the local computer.
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