Finally, after an hour of scrolling through some terrible videos, a presentation that is clear, concise and easy to understand. No fancy ego trips and useless chatter, just good solid imparting of knowledge. Well done Dave. I'll be looking out for more of your 'stuff'. Thanks
Same here! I've just spent 2 hours sifting through some ego-tripping tech vids, exhausted from their silly side comments and riff-raff, then came across THIS video. It's a breath of fresh air.
@@XxKiprotichxX im in the It field and i found this video poor. Do the compTIA A+ as well as the Networking A+ and you wont need to be relying on youtube videos
@@maggieblyth2077 I am doing those and I am currently in a fundamentals OS course but I still think for quickly accessible and referable material this is a good resource. Especially for the 90% of people who I would give these instructions to. Thank you for the advice though and I appreciate your opinion of the video.
Thank you. At last an instructional tech video that even a oldie (67) like me can understand! Clear, concise and well ordered. I have deleted all the other 'tech' videos, now you are my go-to for tech support. Huge relief to find you.
This is a wonderful guide to backups. I appreciate the straightforward presentation and easy to follow instructions. I’ll be checking out your other videos.
Thank you Dave, i just back up my desk top ,(using OneDrive) after watching your video. you gave simple info.I felt so confident after watching your video. from now on your videos will be my go to. will also be getting a Seagate for a second backup. Thanks again from sunny florida.
Wow, I am 72 yrs old and I am going to start backing up my computer by using a external drive. You have made this so easy to understand. I just subcribed. Thank you
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen. Very detailed, step by step, and I could understand every word that was said, which is rare with most of the tutorials I have seen. Thank you!
Dave I am very impressed with your tutorials...not filled with a lot of fluff just pertinent information! Great job and thanks for teaching everyone what we need to know re computer knowledge!
Hi Dave I have just watched your video on backing up my pc. I have done a backup on one drive and another to an external drive. Thank you for the information. Chas.
There is nothing more important, in a vulnerable moment like this than protecting our data with adequate and cutting-edge systems, which know how to evolve as hacker attacks evolve! It is essential for companies to get culture on this aspect that should not be underestimated and consider backup a fundamental tool to be used every day, also because the costs to be faced after an attack are really onerous!
I appreciate your idea of backing up BOTH on the cloud and on an external hard drive, and since my research and writing is irreplaceable, that's what I am going to do. NOW. Thank you for making a clear video that covers all my questions!
Dave I wanted to personally thank you for producing this awesome video. As a blind person, I found your video to be very informative, I do appreciate the way you described all the steps necessary and the different ways of backing up in Windows 10. Thanks so much for producing awesome videos such as this one.
I can finally stop worrying about my files not being backed up properly thanks to this presentation. You made it precise and clear so even someone like me is not intimidated by computer tasks like this. I setup backups both ways, and I will sleep much better now! Thank you!
Excellent tutorial on backing up data! My hard drive did crash and fortunately my computer technician was able to save my data. I now have the external hard drive for backing up my data. Thank you again for sharing this information.
Thanks Dave. That was one of the best tutorials on you tube that I have ever watched. I am going to backup on an external hard drive. After watching this I just subscribed.
Brilliant - good clear English and a planned and orderly lesson. Easy to follow: in fact I backed up my computer within 5 minutes of listening/watching Dave Tech Rescue. Thank you.
I watched an hours plus number of videos to figure out the difference between the built in auto back up option and how to best format my documents with a manual back up and that this does infact differ from a system image! thank you so so much! Going to subscribe to see what other stuff you've presented information on. Thank you :)
thank you sir Dave this video of yours really helps me lot cause i'm not an I.T expert.you really talked so fast but i like it cause its clear and precise.love from the PHILIPPINES
Thank you, Dave, for your thorough, very clearly explained, instructions. I've done my backup (on an external drive). Your tutorials are so helpful. Please keep up your good work. A. from Canada.
I watched several videos on this topic and couldn't understand it, I saved this video, gave it a thumbs up and subscribed to it due to the simplicity, pictures on "how to" and Dave who spoke clearly and in untechy terms that I could understand. I learned a lot from this video and plan on going the external hard drive and the One Drive method. Thank you!
I have always backed up just my docs and photos using copy and paste method. Did not know how to do the full backup. Thank you. Very clear & I like that you go through each step slowly enough so I could follow.
Thank you so much Dave for such a clear explanation . Yours is the clearest video of them all! I find backing up so difficult and confusing and I always forget how to do it.... I just lost 4 years of photos and videos as my hard drive broke completely just recently and i forgot to save all my photos.....trying not to think about it. But now I have it ALL written down so i will print it out and follow it every time. ( The only thing I was surprised about was that you have to copy and paste all your files into the cloud folder - I though that it picked it all up automatically or by confirmation.) Anyway, thanks you're a star!x
Thank you very much Dave. After watching your video in which you made it ridiculously easy to do a backup, I have done a backup onto One Drive and I have done a manual backup as well. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much. This was so easy to understand and follow along. I backed up all my data using an external hard drive and OneDrive just by following long with your directions.
Helped a lot. Your explanation is simple ,comprehensive , to a point. Finally I cleared my mind , what is back up and what choices I have. I decided to use 2 external (2TB) drives. Thanks a million!!! 🥂
Thank you so much Dave. I have a Samsung all in one, Windows 10 and decided I should do an external backup and purchased a Maxone. This video was so clear and concise and I can’t thank you enough. I decided to do a back up using File History, for my first time. ❤
Finally, a video that explains the subject matter in a simple and concise format. Thank you, Dave., I've just become a fan. See you very soon and thanks for this.
Wonderful, wonderful. I'm a long time computer user. I'm sure there are a lot of great tech videos on youtube but after decades I haven't found many. A vast wasteland. This guy does it perfectly. I cannot understand why he is not famous and rich.
Dave, thank you so much your presentation is pretty clear,simple and very very useful.well done Dave because you are really doing a great job and looking forward to see your next videos.
Thank you so much for these concise and clear explanations on how to create back-ups. I was able to create back-ups right after watching your video. I tried two different methods: Cloud (One Drive) and using a physical storage drive. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. The steps are easy to follow.
Thanks Dave, years later your video is still helping people. Well done! June of 2022 We purchased the Seagate 4T Backup plus portable drive. You started me thinking that a One drive would be another good idea incase of something happening here at home. I will subscribe to your channel for future tutorials. Thanks again, Jeff
I was both terrified and clueless when it comes to computers and all that it entails. After some searching on how to backup I found your excellent video. As you had said, I was able to back up my computer for the first time ever by following your easy to follow instructions. You are very professional but easy to follow, thank you for that. I'll look at your other downloads, I'm sure there is something I should be using
WOW! ✨🤗✨. WHERE in gosh-name have you been hiding, young man?!? I just turned 69 Feb. 2, and did not think ‘presenters’ like you existed!!! Thank you SO MUCH for wanting to provide such helpful information, concise/simple to understand/clearly stated. PLEASE continue helping folks like me; TONS of us out here... lol🤪. I am looking forward to following the channel. Again, thank you.
I went for one drive and an external hard drive. Thank you. It was very helpful. I now have to find a TH-cam telling me how to save my programmes like 🤦♀️. I have to download everything and then delete from my laptop before it goes in for repair/investigation!
I back up on my Window 10 laptop on Google Drive (clouds) and back up manually on old Window 7 setting on my upgraded Window 10. I found you video very helpful. This is all new to me. I have learnt the hard way. I think l was born too soon.
Great video, you make it easy to understand and give us options, I like that. I had a small computer problem I went to get it fixed, I thought they would just install an update or something, nope they wiped my computer, didn't mention anything about that when I turned it in, 2 years of irreplacable school files and images, videos etc. lost. I was devastated.
After many years in I.T. I learned the value of backups. I make regular updates every day using an Access database. One day at home I lost my C drive completely through disk failure. After installing a new drive and Windows I was able to recover all my precious files from the backup. Unbelievably, the following week my hard drive failed at work!!! Yes, backups saved me again. In my work I once had to take a bunch of mag tapes of backed up data from UK to Holland to recover an international system. This we did just from the backups. This really brings home the need for backups. Your precious data may be more valuable to you than your computer. You can replace a computer, but you may not be able to replace your photos and documents etc. Big message: BACK UP YOUR PRECIOUS DATA REGULARLY.
Thanks Dave for this video, i learnt my lesson the hard way, my hard drive suddenly packed up and i hadn't backed up, i lost everything, i'll make sure it never happens again.
Very thorough video, thanks. I remember when backups on 486 PCs used tape cartridges that were less reliable than the PCs they were supposed to protect. If you got a good backup at all, retrieving a file involved a time consuming sequential read of the tape until your file was found. Today's mini-hard drives and memory sticks make that process much easier, but deciding what to backup amongst the mountains of files we tend to collect now is that much harder. For that reason I like to do yearly full image backups after I'm certain my operating system is in good working order as that way I know ALL my files are backed up, including the OS files and those that happened to have been in use at the time the image was made. One of those saved my butt one day and helped me recover from a ransomware attack that also encrypted my Dropbox account. Now, whenever I upgrade to new SSDs, I use the HDDs they replaced to store my images. As for my personal data, I haven't quite figured out OneDrive yet, but when I do, I plan to use it to backup my doc and picture folders if only to keep its obnoxious notification messages from trying to get me to buy a subscription.
Finally I was able to backup my EasyStore with clear directions. I'm going to go get another different one so I have two drives I can alternate to be sure I have all of the artists documents and photographs. Thank you.
Very Helpful. I will likely go the hard drive route. I'm going to try the Windows Back up feature. I have had a catastrophe with losing everything on a laptop before when an overnight update happened and the battery died half way through. Valuable lesson learned. Thanks for the video.
I just set up the One Drive option thanks to this video. Appreciate it very much. and yes I liked and subbed because I like the way you explained things.
Thank you. That was excellent and well explained. I wasnt able to do an external drive backup using File History as its kept giving me a message "your data is not yet backup up" after a few seconds, so i just did the Manual backup from your instructions. Thank you!
Good job of covering all the different methods. I have been struggling to do this for the last couple of days & U have cleared up a few issues well, so I have saved the vid & will do a couple of versions tomorrow morning. Thank U Dave good tutorial & I am now a subscriber.
Thank you! My pc had just blue screened and it scared the life out of me so I looked this up. Your voice is so soothing. You seem really nice and I subbed to you! Thanks for your help
thats exactly what happened to me. My pc also turned to blue screen and got to auto repair mode and not starting. But how are you backing up and did your pc get repaired now? I have given my pc to repairers and i am at risk of my files getting lost. Too scared
Finally, after an hour of scrolling through some terrible videos, a presentation that is clear, concise and easy to understand. No fancy ego trips and useless chatter, just good solid imparting of knowledge. Well done Dave. I'll be looking out for more of your 'stuff'. Thanks
Same here! I've just spent 2 hours sifting through some ego-tripping tech vids, exhausted from their silly side comments and riff-raff, then came across THIS video. It's a breath of fresh air.
I just thought the same, i have spent nearly an hour watching stupid videos, this one is great and Dave enplanes it well
I'm going into the IT field and couldn't agree more! Will DEFINITELY be referencing this video for the time to come.
@@XxKiprotichxX im in the It field and i found this video poor. Do the compTIA A+ as well as the Networking A+ and you wont need to be relying on youtube videos
@@maggieblyth2077 I am doing those and I am currently in a fundamentals OS course but I still think for quickly accessible and referable material this is a good resource. Especially for the 90% of people who I would give these instructions to. Thank you for the advice though and I appreciate your opinion of the video.
It's a breath of fresh air to see a guide that is actually ordered and concise and is actually helpful :)
extremely underrated channel
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Excellent video and perfect for a non-techy senior like me. Really appreciate you making this video in an easy to follow and understand way.
Thanks Bella 👍
@@DavesTechRescue It doesn't do a system backup usless
Thank you. At last an instructional tech video that even a oldie (67) like me can understand!
Clear, concise and well ordered. I have deleted all the other 'tech' videos, now you are my go-to for tech support.
Huge relief to find you.
This is a wonderful guide to backups. I appreciate the straightforward presentation and easy to follow instructions. I’ll be checking out your other videos.
Excellent presentation on backing up on Windows 10. Clear, well spoken and easy to understand. Thank you so much.
Thank you Dave, i just back up my desk top ,(using OneDrive) after watching your video. you gave simple info.I felt so confident after watching your video. from now on your videos will be my go to. will also be getting a Seagate for a second backup. Thanks again from sunny florida.
Clear, concise, helpful, easy to understand and relaxing to watch , you are the best by far!! thank you so very much!
Wow, I am 72 yrs old and I am going to start backing up my computer by using a external drive. You have made this so easy to understand. I just subcribed. Thank you
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen. Very detailed, step by step, and I could understand every word that was said, which is rare with most of the tutorials I have seen. Thank you!
Dave I am very impressed with your tutorials...not filled with a lot of fluff just pertinent information! Great job and thanks for teaching everyone what we need to know re computer knowledge!
Hi Dave I have just watched your video on backing up my pc. I have done a backup on one drive and another to an external drive. Thank you for the information. Chas.
I used to backup in this way but now I think aomei backupper is a more convenient way than backup with built-in utility, it saves much time.
is it free
@@Galaxy-rj1kj yep really nice one
I actually used a couple of his advice for our company backup. Nice video. Very clear and precise. Excellent explanation.
There is nothing more important, in a vulnerable moment like this than protecting our data with adequate and cutting-edge systems, which know how to evolve as hacker attacks evolve! It is essential for companies to get culture on this aspect that should not be underestimated and consider backup a fundamental tool to be used every day, also because the costs to be faced after an attack are really onerous!
So glad I found your channel. You would make such an amazing IT teacher....
I appreciate your idea of backing up BOTH on the cloud and on an external hard drive, and since my research and writing is irreplaceable, that's what I am going to do. NOW. Thank you for making a clear video that covers all my questions!
Dave I wanted to personally thank you for producing this awesome video. As a blind person, I found your video to be very informative, I do appreciate the way you described all the steps necessary and the different ways of backing up in Windows 10. Thanks so much for producing awesome videos such as this one.
I can finally stop worrying about my files not being backed up properly thanks to this presentation. You made it precise and clear so even someone like me is not intimidated by computer tasks like this. I setup backups both ways, and I will sleep much better now! Thank you!
Thanks!
Dave, this is a really well done tutorial. I'll be sharing this with friends and neighbors. Cheers.
Concise and to the point. I wish I had discovered Dave's Tech Rescue channel before. Thank you so very much.
Thank you for showing people all the different options to backup files and for sharing some tips. Excellent video Dave!
Thanks, an easy to follow video of how to back up. Eases the confusion and anxiety over setting up the backup.
Excellent tutorial on backing up data! My hard drive did crash and fortunately my computer technician was able to save my data. I now have the external hard drive for backing up my data. Thank you again for sharing this information.
Best guide Ever! Clear, easy to follow. Finally been able to back with my sea gate. My boss will be relieved 🤙🏾Thank youuuu
Thanks Dave. That was one of the best tutorials on you tube that I have ever watched. I am going to backup on an external hard drive. After watching this I just subscribed.
I love the simplicity of this video, thank you!
Brilliant - good clear English and a planned and orderly lesson. Easy to follow: in fact I backed up my computer within 5 minutes of listening/watching Dave Tech Rescue. Thank you.
I watched an hours plus number of videos to figure out the difference between the built in auto back up option and how to best format my documents with a manual back up and that this does infact differ from a system image! thank you so so much! Going to subscribe to see what other stuff you've presented information on. Thank you :)
Excellent, I finally understood how to backup my data in my Seagate backup driver
This video helped me a lot because I’m a musician and I needed too know how to back up my files
thank you sir Dave this video of yours really helps me lot cause i'm not an I.T expert.you really talked so fast but i like it cause its clear and precise.love from the PHILIPPINES
Thank you, Dave, for your thorough, very clearly explained, instructions. I've done my backup (on an external drive). Your tutorials are so helpful. Please keep up your good work. A. from Canada.
I watched several videos on this topic and couldn't understand it, I saved this video, gave it a thumbs up and subscribed to it due to the simplicity, pictures on "how to" and Dave who spoke clearly and in untechy terms that I could understand. I learned a lot from this video and plan on going the external hard drive and the One Drive method. Thank you!
I have always backed up just my docs and photos using copy and paste method. Did not know how to do the full backup. Thank you. Very clear & I like that you go through each step slowly enough so I could follow.
This information is REALLY well done, easy to understand (clearly articulated) and easy to follow. I'll look for his videos from now on. THANK YOU!!
What a great tutor you are Dave, backed up my files easy , thanks.
100% even to me a pity other videos don't come up to this standard. Thank you
Mate, you are awesome at explaining everything. A huge thank you for your fantastic video!
Brilliant! I backed up my PC on 2 different external hard drives. Your instructions are really easy to follow. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Dave for such a clear explanation . Yours is the clearest video of them all! I find backing up so difficult and confusing and I always forget how to do it.... I just lost 4 years of photos and videos as my hard drive broke completely just recently and i forgot to save all my photos.....trying not to think about it. But now I have it ALL written down so i will print it out and follow it every time. ( The only thing I was surprised about was that you have to copy and paste all your files into the cloud folder - I though that it picked it all up automatically or by confirmation.) Anyway, thanks you're a star!x
Thank you so much! your video has been so helpful. I can finally use my Seagate back up correctly.
Thanks for the reminder Dave, just completed a file history backup and about to do a windows image backup.
Thank you very much Dave. After watching your video in which you made it ridiculously easy to do a backup, I have done a backup onto One Drive and I have done a manual backup as well. Thank you very much.
I'm going to back up right now. thanks for the motivation.
I agree with many of the comments - you have done an excellent tutorial that so many of us out here need..a million thanks!
Thank you so much. This was so easy to understand and follow along. I backed up all my data using an external hard drive and OneDrive just by following long with your directions.
MANY THANKS MR. DAVE FOR PROVIDING GREAT INSTRUCTIONS FOR BACKUP FILES. IT'S VERY HELPFUL TO LEARN. LOOK FORWARD TO GO BACK & REVIEW AGAIN.
What a really good tutorial. Thank you for making it easy to follow and understand.
Helped a lot. Your explanation is simple ,comprehensive , to a point. Finally I cleared my mind , what is back up and what choices I have. I decided to use 2 external (2TB) drives. Thanks a million!!! 🥂
I have just bought a Seagate Basic 1TB. Your video is very helpful in explaining how to use it. Thanks from Canada.
Just learned from you the informations I need. Clear and precise. Thank you.
Thank you so much Dave. I have a Samsung all in one, Windows 10 and decided I should do an external backup and purchased a Maxone. This video was so clear and concise and I can’t thank you enough. I decided to do a back up using File History, for my first time. ❤
What a great tutorial, finally I understand and can do it myself - thank you & subscribed
Finally, a video that explains the subject matter in a simple and concise format. Thank you, Dave., I've just become a fan. See you very soon and thanks for this.
Wonderful, wonderful. I'm a long time computer user. I'm sure there are a lot of great tech videos on youtube but after decades I haven't found many. A vast wasteland. This guy does it perfectly. I cannot understand why he is not famous and rich.
The golden rule is.....NEVER store any valuable data in just one place.
Les Rogers AMEN, BROTHER!!!🌟🤟🏻🌟
@@michelj.gaudet5048 i'm here after my single HDD died ..
@@stevethea5250 luckily broken hdd are easy to recover ... 😂 try recovering files from a roasted ssd... You'll just end up crying 😂 😂
@@LanxPenzenpepper teach me borther
absolutely.......make use of all that is available to you. All can go for a toss to be frank. But not all at once.....i guess one can hold out.
You are a fabulous teacher. Keep it up!!! Sincerely!
Dave, thank you so much your presentation is pretty clear,simple and very very useful.well done Dave because you
are really doing a great job and looking forward to see your next videos.
Thank you so much for these concise and clear explanations on how to create back-ups. I was able to create back-ups right after watching your video. I tried two different methods: Cloud (One Drive) and using a physical storage drive. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. The steps are easy to follow.
You are amazing, I am "older" and have a hard time keeping up, but you made everything so clear and easy to understand. Thank you, Thank you
Thanks Dave, years later your video is still helping people. Well done! June of 2022 We purchased the Seagate 4T Backup plus portable drive. You started me thinking that a One drive would be another good idea incase of something happening here at home. I will subscribe to your channel for future tutorials. Thanks again, Jeff
Concise well presented information. All you need to know about backing up your files
Thanks lot Dave for this super simplified tutorial.
Thanks for your help my friend
Another excellent presentation, thank you Dave !
I was both terrified and clueless when it comes to computers and all that it entails.
After some searching on how to backup I found your excellent video. As you had said, I was able to back up my computer for the first time ever by following your easy to follow instructions.
You are very professional but easy to follow, thank you for that. I'll look at your other downloads, I'm sure there is something I should be using
WOW! ✨🤗✨. WHERE in gosh-name have you been hiding, young man?!? I just turned 69 Feb. 2, and did not think ‘presenters’ like you existed!!!
Thank you SO MUCH for wanting to provide such helpful information, concise/simple to understand/clearly stated.
PLEASE continue helping folks like me; TONS of us out here... lol🤪.
I am looking forward to following the channel.
Again, thank you.
Thanks Dave, I've learnt so much from this video. simple and clear for us to understand. Thank you..
I went for one drive and an external hard drive. Thank you. It was very helpful. I now have to find a TH-cam telling me how to save my programmes like 🤦♀️. I have to download everything and then delete from my laptop before it goes in for repair/investigation!
just found this great chap telling and showing you how to back up safely and without any nonsence ...great stuff ...many thanks ...
Thanks Dave, for a clear and concise video for a newbie!
I back up on my Window 10 laptop on Google Drive (clouds) and back up manually on old Window 7 setting on my upgraded Window 10. I found you video very helpful. This is all new to me. I have learnt the hard way. I think l was born too soon.
Great video, you make it easy to understand and give us options, I like that. I had a small computer problem I went to get it fixed, I thought they would just install an update or something, nope they wiped my computer, didn't mention anything about that when I turned it in, 2 years of irreplacable school files and images, videos etc. lost. I was devastated.
After many years in I.T. I learned the value of backups. I make regular updates every day using an Access database. One day at home I lost my C drive completely through disk failure. After installing a new drive and Windows I was able to recover all my precious files from the backup. Unbelievably, the following week my hard drive failed at work!!! Yes, backups saved me again.
In my work I once had to take a bunch of mag tapes of backed up data from UK to Holland to recover an international system. This we did just from the backups. This really brings home the need for backups.
Your precious data may be more valuable to you than your computer. You can replace a computer, but you may not be able to replace your photos and documents etc.
Big message: BACK UP YOUR PRECIOUS DATA REGULARLY.
Thanks Dave for this video, i learnt my lesson the hard way, my hard drive suddenly packed up and i hadn't backed up, i lost everything, i'll make sure it never happens again.
Ouch
Great and very helpful video! Thank you
Very informative and to the point. Great speaking and information. This video helped me!
Very thorough video, thanks. I remember when backups on 486 PCs used tape cartridges that were less reliable than the PCs they were supposed to protect. If you got a good backup at all, retrieving a file involved a time consuming sequential read of the tape until your file was found. Today's mini-hard drives and memory sticks make that process much easier, but deciding what to backup amongst the mountains of files we tend to collect now is that much harder. For that reason I like to do yearly full image backups after I'm certain my operating system is in good working order as that way I know ALL my files are backed up, including the OS files and those that happened to have been in use at the time the image was made. One of those saved my butt one day and helped me recover from a ransomware attack that also encrypted my Dropbox account. Now, whenever I upgrade to new SSDs, I use the HDDs they replaced to store my images. As for my personal data, I haven't quite figured out OneDrive yet, but when I do, I plan to use it to backup my doc and picture folders if only to keep its obnoxious notification messages from trying to get me to buy a subscription.
Finally I was able to backup my EasyStore with clear directions. I'm going to go get another different one so I have two drives I can alternate to be sure I have all of the artists documents and photographs. Thank you.
Very Helpful. I will likely go the hard drive route. I'm going to try the Windows Back up feature. I have had a catastrophe with losing everything on a laptop before when an overnight update happened and the battery died half way through. Valuable lesson learned. Thanks for the video.
Clear, easy, concise. Thankyou sooo much!
Thank you for your help ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏
i have tried many different backups BUT you have explained it so good that it worked 1st time - great work and thank you
I just set up the One Drive option thanks to this video. Appreciate it very much. and yes I liked and subbed because I like the way you explained things.
Excellent video !! Simple, thorough and easy to follow. Highly recommending Dave. 👍
This video makes things so clear and easy to follow! Thanks so much.
Thank you. That was excellent and well explained. I wasnt able to do an external drive backup using File History as its kept giving me a message "your data is not yet backup up" after a few seconds, so i just did the Manual backup from your instructions. Thank you!
Great thanks from S.Korea. Was struggling to backup 30GB of constantly used files safely. Thumbs up!
Really great useful information for someone not very tech savvy. First class. Thanks
This way is useful when your PC is still in normal status but not work for failed one.
finally fixed with aomei tool
Man you are the best! Things that I thought was so difficult, you make it so easy.
Thank you! Just did a backup with your help.
A great tutorial. So clear and slow enough that you able to get all the information.
Good job of covering all the different methods. I have been struggling to do this for the last couple of days & U have cleared up a few issues well, so I have saved the vid & will do a couple of versions tomorrow morning. Thank U Dave good tutorial & I am now a subscriber.
Thank you for the video Dave,
it was very useful for me.
Very interesting and clean explanation. Surely I will follow up and start backing up at least once a month. Thank you.
Thank you! My pc had just blue screened and it scared the life out of me so I looked this up. Your voice is so soothing. You seem really nice and I subbed to you! Thanks for your help
thats exactly what happened to me. My pc also turned to blue screen and got to auto repair mode and not starting. But how are you backing up and did your pc get repaired now? I have given my pc to repairers and i am at risk of my files getting lost. Too scared
You video about the usb drive really helped. Thank you