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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 […]

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 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 article to our Knowledgebase, that explains how you can repair a backup job if you accidentally deleted some files from the backup destination or if those were corrupted during copy/archiving.

We’ve added a new article to our Knowledgebase, that explains why in some situations mirror files that were deleted from the source are not deleted from the destination even if you specifically checked an option to do that: Why the mirror files are not deleted from destination When you use the Mirror backup type for […]

We’ve added a new article to Backup4all’s extensive Knowledgebase, that helps users encountering “Access denied” errors when trying to set up scheduled tasks: Access denied error when trying to create a scheduled task.

By default Backup4all uses the temp folder to create the zip files. If you received an error during backup that “there is not enough space on the disk”, it means that your drive where the temp folder is located doesn’t have enough free space.