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rolandestrada
February 13, 2013 at 4:34 pm
I have to admit I only backup my entire hard drive to an external drive. And it has saved my butt more than once. I’m too cheap to pay for offsite backup. However, all my active real estate files are saved to Google Drive. So those files are on the external and cloud. If you are going to backup to an external it should be a clone. That way you have an exact copy of the entire drive including settings, files and programs. The other advantage to cloning is that you can boot into that drive and be back in business in minutes. I run Macs and for cloning I use SuperDuper ($28). You can use Acronis True Image ($50) on a Windows machine. Both of these programs are well worth the cost.