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Wait for backup to be done.

Do you have 7 minutes to spare for setting up Windows to automatically back up your files? If you do not then you probably don’t have 7 days to spare when you lost your files because of a broken drive which you have to send to a data recovery expert to recover your data. It can cost $700 or more to recover your Data. Data recovery isn’t cheap. Fortunately, Windows 7 has a free built-in Backup and Restore program which is very easy to set up to have your computer automatically back up files to an external hard drive or network drive depending on your version of Windows. For most users it should only take  under 7 minutes to set up the backup wizard for Back up and Restore.

Learn how to set up Windows 7 Built-in Backup and restore wizard, and how to restore files from it

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Wait for transfer to be done

TeraCopy is a great little program which moves files faster to another drive by using dynamically adjusted buffer which an reduce seek times for drives. It can pause and resume file transfers when the user press a button. Tera Copy has error recovery functionality. It will try multiple times to copy a file which has errors, and skip the file transfer if it can’t transfer, but it won’t stop the entire copy of other files. It also verifies the files to see if they are an exact copy of the file being copied. You can also make Teracopy the default file copy program. It is also simple to use.

Download it at http://www.codesector.com/teracopy.php

See how easy and fast it is to copy files to another drive with TeraCopy

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Click backup, pick your drive, and next

Drive imaging is when software makes an exact image of a hard drive and all it’s contents and save it to a file or multiple files which you can use to restore your hard drive with. DriveImage XML is a free disk imaging program which uses an XML file to instruct your computer to re-image your drive. DriveImage XML is very easy to use.

Download it at http://www.runtime.org/driveimage-xml.htm

Imaging a Hard drive/Partition with DriveImage XML Free disk Imaging software

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