Windows backup is the process of copying and archiving computer data, allowing users to recover or restore data from an earlier time or after its loss or corruption.
Firstly, 66% of computer users have lost files on their home PC, making backing up critical information and the system drive a top priority to avoid data loss and maintain peace of mind.
Secondly, Problems like hardware/software conflict, bad RAM, hard disk drive overload, and virus attacks occur from time to time. With a Windows backup image, you can restore your computer to a normal state, saving time and effort that would be spent reinstalling the Windows operating system. This is a convenient solution.
After conducting research on Google and various forums, I found numerous backup software options available for the Windows platform, including both built-in tools and third-party applications. In the following sections, we will take a closer look at the common Windows backup utilities.
💡 Quick Navigation:Windows inbuilt backup tools
1. File History