Auslogics BitReplica 2.1.0.0 serial [CrackingPatching.com]
Protect your important documents, photos, music, videos and other data
by backing it up for free with BitReplica from Auslogics Software. The
program lets you create multiple backup profiles with different
settings–you can separate work from personal files, documents from
photos, or set other rules.
The Profile Wizard makes selecting files for backing up very easy by
offering you a list of standard Windows locations and file categories to
choose from. These include e-mail contacts, pictures, videos, documents
kept in the My Documents folder, email client or web browser profiles.
You can add additional folders and files by browsing your hard drive and
adding locations to the list. The program even allows you to save
security settings and other similar data associated with the items being
backed up–this option can be configured in profile settings.
Schedule automatic backups to run hourly, daily or weekly, or back up
manually whenever it is convenient for you. Synchronize files on two
networked drives to create identical sets of files you can work with
from either location – now you don’t have to worry about having to
manually transfer changes when moving between two work computers or
between your desktop and laptop. Split backups into volumes by standard
CD or DVD sizes so they can be later written onto disks. BitReplica lets
you create full backups, or save disk space by using incremental or
differential backup engines. Restoring the saved data is made easy too –
you can restore the whole backup with just one click of the Restore
button, or browse it like a regular folder and select individual items
you would like to restore. Don’t let years of precious memories or hours
of document work disappear in a hard drive crash or another PC
disaster–get BitReplica absolutely free and start backing up your
important data today.
What’s new in this version: corrected all known bugs; made numerous improvements to all program modules.
Instructions: Unpack and install. Use a given serial to register. Done.
