By post-backup strategy, we mean that you have to plan for where to store your backups - there's no point backing up to your E: drive and then leaving it there, as you need to move the backed-up information to somewhere safe in case your computer is stolen or damaged. That's pretty much where the Auslogics BitReplica's options end, but as long as you have a post-backup strategy planned, most users won't need anything else. The program allows for this, but you can also backup everything on a once-off basis by hitting Run All Profiles.

For example, you might want to back up your documents once a week, but your photo collection, only once a month. When you set up your profiles, Auslogics BitReplica will allow you to specify the frequency with which you want to back up. Once you have a profile set up, you can set up more, so that Auslogics BitReplica can cater for different backup scenarios.

Hit + New Profile and follow the steps - the app even prompts you at the end of each stop, so you'll be in no doubt what to do next.

Well, for a start, getting around Auslogics BitReplica and setting up your backup couldn't be easier.

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