Windows version is free and does the same thing--system repair disk, and system image and full backups. First, I apologize for not being more explicite. First, whether being an idiot or not, I did purchase the upgrade. And I do use Windows back-up However, since I do have it, my question was does anyone know what the Dell DataSafe Local Back-up Software Support program does and what it is doing on computer? It is installed with the DataSafe but I can find nothing explaining what it is and what it does.
Can it be deleted, since I did go ahead and purchase the Upgrade? Cannot find it in 'all programs' and cannot find it in search. So what is it? And I did use the DataSafe to back-up once and it took hours!! I'm running Win7 64 bit on an Inspiron Seems pretty glacial to me.
If it ever comes to that, I hope restore is a bit faster. See Hidden Start v2. Other posts suggests that Hstart.
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Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Last reply by TequilaDune Unsolved. Weatherman97 2 Bronze. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Replies PudgyOne 8 Krypton. I am a Dell user, just like you are. I too got rid of it. Dell Bloat! Post Reply. Top Contributor. Dell Support Resources. Latest Solutions. Deleted files are kept forever unless you request otherwise, so you never have to worry about losing something important.
You have plenty of control of what gets backed up when, unlimited cloud storage, syncing and sharing, and ample retention and versioning options. This may make it a bit pricey for personal users, but it could make sense for businesses. Support is solid but accessible times are limited. Read our full review of CrashPlan. This provider has a strong focus on security and a strict zero-knowledge policy. A plan gives you use with an unlimited number of devices, along with the ability to sync across them, share links to certain files, and access backups online.
The desktop app is intuitive and feature-rich. This British company provides a service geared toward small and medium-sized businesses and shines on many levels. Starting with security, there are no complaints here as you get bit Blowfish encryption, SSL encrypted transfer, and private keys. Backup Everything has all the features you need, including a large variety of backup options, stellar versioning features, and excellent customer support.
You can get a lot of bang for your buck with the low-cost options available. This focus on business clients is evident by the less polished consumer version.
But it does provide a strictly mobile option that could be ideal for some users. Read our full review of Backup Everything. Tresorit offers both storage and backup solutions, and adheres to the zero-knowledge standards we look for in this type of provider. Files are encrypted before leaving your device and can only be accessed using your private decryption key.
You can sync files across devices although this can be slow , share files with links, and invite collaborators to view your files. Packages for small and large businesses provide additional features such as team folders and live customer support. This is another pricey provider, although the perks may be worth it for some users. A backup wizard preselects all your most relevant files to make the initial process smooth and simple.
You can use the Safe Forever feature to ensure your files are never deleted and simply archived in case you need them at a later date. The mobile apps have limitations, so this might not be the best option for people on the go. Backblaze is an online storage and backup provider that offers decent value for money.
You can use automatic or scheduled backups, filter based on file type, and restore multiple versions for up to 30 days. You do have the option to share files with other users.
It comes built into certain models and is free to use for the basic plan. It can be used to manually back up and restore files or return the system to its factory state. Although, the reportedly bad customer service experienced by Dell DataSafe Online customers might well extend to Dell Backup and Recovery. With so many superior offerings out there, it might be a better idea to pay a little extra for something more feature-rich and reliable.
When looking for an alternative for Dell DataSafe Online, you may come across some confusing terminology. Cloud storage and online backup systems are two similar services with very different applications. For example, cloud storage systems might be referred to as online backup systems, and online backup is often called cloud backup.
Since the function is fairly similar, so you often see overlap within the same provider. Some of those we talk about above offer both cloud storage and online backup. However, when you use these services you are placing a huge amount of trust in these providers. So is your data really safe and secure? One concern you might have is sudden termination of the service, resulting in the loss of your backups. Another common worry is the threat of data breaches. What about things like things like mass government surveillance or law enforcement monitoring your information?
At most, they may record metadata such as total amount of storage used and times of backups.
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