EZ Backup Google Desktop Premium makes it easy to backup your Google Desktop search index and gadgets to a local drive, network folder, CD, DVD, and even to a remote FTP server. The scheduling feature can provide a completely automated backup solution and 128 bit encryption is available to secure the backup archive     EZ Backup Google Desktop Premium makes it easy to backup your Google Desktop search index and gadgets to a local drive, network folder, CD/DVD and even to a remote FTP server! The scheduling feature can provide a completely automated backup solution and 128 bit encryption is available to secure the backup archive.

Version: 6.42

Price: $14.95  All upgrades are absolutely free.

Platforms: 

Features:· Backup to CD/DVD, Local Drives, Network and FTP
· Easy to use Wizard Interface
· Scheduled Backups
EZ Backup Premium

• •  works directly with the

Windows Task Scheduler

• •  to create a completely automated backup solution.

· Minimize to System Tray

• • Minimize EZ Backup to the system tray during your backup and you will be notified when the backup has completed.

· Shadow Copy (VSS)

• • The

Shadow Copy

• •  feature allows

EZ Backup Premium

• •  to backup files even if they are locked or in use by other programs. This is very convenient for backing up data such as email whos interfaces are always running. Shadow Copy currently only works in 32 bit versions of Windows.

· Password Protection using 128 Bit Encryption

• • Keep your backups

confidential and secure

• •  using the optional

password protection

• •  with 128 bit encryption.

· Creates Self-Restoring Backup Archive
· Supports Unicode Files
Google Drive is a tool for keeping your documents together in an organized way. It uses cloud storage, which means you can access your files from different devices. You can sync and upload files from your desktop and manage them in this application. The tool can also be used to share and collaborate on documents.

Access your files offline

Google Drive is one of the most popular storage tools to sync documents across devices. It can be accessed in two ways from your Windows PC. The first way is through your browser, which will display your files and allow you to view and rearrange them. The Google Drive app, which is called Backup and Sync, allows you to manage the files in Google Drive and on your PC.

Using the desktop app you can choose to back up selected files from your PC. Alternatively, you can choose to backup your whole computer. It is possible to include content from a USB drive and other external sources when backing up. These files do not remain as a static snapshot and are updated when you make changes.

Files don’t just move from your PC to your cloud storage. You can also access your files from Google Drive by syncing them to your computer ou can sync selected folders to your desktop, this means you can access those documents offline. You can set up which files you would like to sync when you first launch the application. You can also change these settings through the preferences menu.

Choose what to sync

When viewing your files on Google Drive, anything that has come from your PC is labeled in a specific folder, so it is easy to find your documents. Other computers that you use will have their own folders. You can store several file types in Google Drive; these include documents, photos, and videos.

It is important to note the distinction between backing up your whole PC and creating a restore point for data recovery. Google Drive stores your documents but cannot be used to fix or restore your operating system. Instead, it keeps your documents safe in separate storage.

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When I first started using Google Drive I saved everything there. Class projects, presentations for work, notes from meetings, resumes, recipes, and family mailing lists. You name it—all of my files lived in my Google Drive because of how easy it was to access and share them there.

However, the longer I used Google Drive, the more I used it while juggling different accounts (school, personal, and work). So, inevitably, I lost track of where some of my favorite files were located. But then I faced a real challenge: My university announced they would soon be deleting my year’s academic Google Accounts. I realized, as I considered this change, that a lot of important files and emails were on that account that I absolutely needed.

Whether controlled by work, school, or your housemate, Google Accounts are not permanent. Depending on the type of account you have, or who controls it, you may suddenly only have limited access to the account; you might lose your passwords and not have access to the means to reset them; the domain might lapse and get picked up by someone else; or, at the extreme end, your account could be hacked.

So whether you want/need to leave your Google Account for a new service, or you just want to save a copy of all your Google data to a second source, you need to understand how one retrieves and backs up content from a cloud sync service. We’ve outlined some simple steps for you to achieve that, here.