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ExBoot
Back up a Drive
When you perform a backup, ExBoot copies files from your hard drive to
your external USB drive.
When you perform a full backup , your entire hard drive is copied to your external
USB drive. With ExBoot’s built-in synchronization feature, after the backup is
complete, you will have the same files on your hard drive and your external drive.
To ensure that the two drives are identical, if you had previously run another full
backup, any files that no longer exist on your hard drive will be deleted from
external drive.
When you perform an incremental backup, only files changed since the last
backup are backed up. Because only changed files are backed up, incremental
backups are generally faster than full backups. In addition, incremental backups
enable you to maintain multiple copies of files on your external USB drive. This is
useful if you need to restore an older version of a file, rather than the last backed
up version. Incremental backups require a full backup as a foundation before the
incremental method can be used.
To back up your hard drive:
1. Click the Back up Drive button ( ).
2. Select the external USB drive that is the destination for the backup.
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