Your backup must start with a click, and do its job without requiring your attention Easy: If you can't easily make the backup work, it's not worth much.Too many backup products keep your files safe, but make the computer slow down to a crawl and become unusable. Fast: It must not slow down your computer.This means that if you accidentally delete a file, or if your computer stops working, you must have a way to restore everything. Complete: Your backup must, well, backup your stuff.Here is what you want to get in terms of your backup solution: They require extensive setup and configuration, they ask you to point them where your important stuff is, and worst of all - they slow down your computer quite heavily. Traditional PC backup solutions are powerful, but pretty difficult to use for a non-technical person. In fact, there are two ways to do it, as seen below.
Luckily, we have found a way to get the Time Machine experience on your Windows PC (Windows 10, Windows 8 or Windows 7). Unfortunately, that is only available for Apple computers. It's a " run-and-done" product: once started, you don't need to do anything else and are protected immediately and forever.
The "gold standard" of user-friendly, non-intrusive backup systems is Apple's Time Machine. The software we will be using is available here (with a 30-day free trial): Zinstall FullBack. This kind of backup that covers all of your files, automatically and silently updates itself all the time, and does not slow your computer down.
In this article, we'll see how to easily set up an automatic, complete backup of your entire computer - similar to Apple's Time Machine. How to: Time Machine backup for PC with Windows 10, 8 or 7
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