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How Do YOU Backup? (Poll)

  • Thread starter Thread starter uslad7
  • Start date Start date

How do you backup your data?

  • I do not back up anything.

    Votes: 4 16.7%

  • I do back up files manually on an external drive.

    Votes: 20 83.3%

  • I do back up files online to my own server.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I use a paid online backup service

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    24
I don't back up as much as I should, if my computer were to stop working I would be stuffed for my website work. But I have a Hard Drive on my main tower that is 1tb and has nearly everything I have on it and is easy accessible. :)
 
I use SyncToy which is a free piece of software from Microsoft to back up my media and schoolwork to an external drive. It's lightweight, simple and does the trick wonderfully :-)
 
^ That. Every now and then I hook up my external hard drive and use Synctoy to back up folders with important files, as well as music and movies.

I also use Dropbox, but only for teaching materials and some other documents. Nothing too sensitive.
 
I trust nothing but tape.

HDs can develop bad sectors over the years, and I would trust nothing of importance to optical media.

I have tapes 10+ years-old that I can still read. I have hard drives from the same time period that are heavily degraded. I have a CD-R from a couple years ago that is unreadable.

So, yeah. Invest in tape.
 
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