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In my case they include My Documents, Outlook emails and other files that are modified over time. I do this by keeping a permanent rewritable DVD inside
DVD burner. I then rotate a number of DVD’s for this purpose so I can keep copies away from
computer.
Whenever I install important new programs from
Internet or I make other major changes to my system I’ll also create a new disk image backup and a full hard disk backup.
You should use a DVD burner that is built for rewritable DVDs. Unfortunately there are several competing DVD standards on
market.
The DVD-R, DVD-R and DVD-RAM standards supports DVDs which only can be written to once and can’t be reused and those standards should be avoided.
The DVD player should instead support at least one rewritable DVDs standard. Either DVD-RW or DVD+RW.
Conclusion: I use regular schedule backup to backup
data files I work with on a daily basis.
I’ll make a disk image backup so that in case of a hard disk failure I will be back in business fast.
I also create a full disk backup so that I will be able to restore individual files or folders. It makes it also possible to move
data to another computer.
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Per Strandberg specializing in data security and data storage.