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Efficient and easy-to-use software aimed at creating automatic data backups on Windows systems.
BackUp Maker is an efficient and easy-to-use software designed for creating automatic data backups on Windows systems. It allows you to reliably protect files, folders, and even entire drives, providing a practical solution to prevent losses due to hardware failures, human errors, or malware. Available in a free version for personal use and a paid professional edition, the program stands out for its simplicity and robustness. With an intuitive interface, BackUp Maker guides the user in just a few steps: select the data to be saved, define the automation (such as scheduled backups or triggered by events, like logging into the system), and choose the destination, which can be an internal hard drive, USB drive, CD/DVD, or even cloud servers via FTP/FTPS. The files are compressed in ZIP format, optimizing space, and can be protected with AES encryption of up to 256 bits, ensuring security…
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