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Try It Free - Click to start your free 30 day trial How it works: EZBackup is a Web-based service that works "in the background." As long as you have an Internet connection, the small EZBackup software connects, backs up, and shuts down. Easy.

What does EZBackup look like? Here's a look at the steps and screens involved in backing up with EZBackup.

1. The EZBackup program  - A small program (or client) you download that does all the work.
2. Select Files  - You can hand-pick the files or folders to be backed up - or EZBackup can choose them for you.
3. Set a Schedule  - You choose the schedule to match your needs - choose daily or weekly, automatic or manual, and more...
4. EZBackup Goes to Work - While you continue doing your work. Minimize the EZBackup screen and continue working while your backup is in process.
5. Backup Notification  - You can always check when your backup was completed, including # of files & space taken from the EZBackup program..
6. Check the Details of your Backup  - Click on the "Log" tab within EZBackup and you'll see a list of all your backups. Click on any day's backup and see a complete list of files backed up.
7. Restore (Retrieve) Your Files  - When you need to, restore one, any, or all of your files. From the same EZBackup software agent you use to back them up.
How to Get to EZBackup on Your Computer  - Simply look for the icon (computer with a red-and-white lifesaver) in the system tray (the lower right-hand corner of your computer screen). Right-click on the icon and choose an option, including opening the program or running a backup right away.
You don't need to restore your files until you lose them. Maybe your hard disk crashes or you hit Delete and empty the trash too quickly. That's when you say to yourself, "Thank goodness I've been backing up all this time."
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