Backup4all Blog

When you define a new backup job, the wizard allows you to easily schedule that backup job to run automatically. However, there are situations when you want to schedule multiple backup jobs at once. That’s why we have added a new article to our Knowledgebase, that explains how you can schedule multiple backup jobs at […]

We’ve added a new free backup plugin that can be used in Backup4all, for AIMP. We currently offer 239 backup plugins that can be loaded in Backup4all to back-up specific application files.

Since Twitter’s acquisition we’ve noticed a spike in traffic from users looking to backup their Twitter data. This means that either those users wanted to backup their Twitter account before leaving the platform, or simply being cautious just in case something went wrong. That’s why we decided to update an article from our Knowledgebase, that explains how to back-up your Twitter account with Backup4all.

We’ve added a new article to our Knowledgebase, that explains a very fundamental question, what is a backup.

We added hubiC as a cloud destination for backups in Backup4all 7.0.174, on 12-Oct-2017, due to requests from our users. Unfortunately, hubiC was discontinued. Backup4all needs API access to communicate with hubiC, and since that was terminated we are forced to remove hubiC as a cloud backup destination.

We’ve updated an article from our Knowledgebase, that explains what is keyboard authentication and how it can be used.

We’ve updated an article from our Knowledgebase, that explains what are backup operators and how you can add those on Windows systems.

We’ve added a new article to our Knowledgebase, that explains how you can use the clean destination folder feature in Backup4all in order to remove unneeded files from the destination.

We’ve added a new free backup plugin that can be used in Backup4all. We currently offer 235 backup plugins that can be loaded in Backup4all to back-up specific application files.

Backups are important for a number of reasons. First, they provide a way to restore your data if it is lost or corrupted. Second, backups can help you recover from a disaster, such as a fire or flood. Third, backups can give you peace of mind knowing that your data is safe and sound.