Data Backup for Mac

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

• macOS 10.7.5 – 10.13.6
• Limited Support on 10.13
• Clone not available on APFS

• An External Backup Device

• 157 MB of Free Space

OVERVIEW

Data Backup is a powerful utility that allows you to backup, restore and synchronize your valuable data with minimal effort. Whether you are a new computer user or a seasoned professional, Data Backup offers you just the right amount of power, flexibility and ease-of-use to help you protect your files fast.

Easy-to-Use

• Custom create your own backup. Just drag and drop.
• “Fast Start” feature pre-selects the files to be backuped up.
• Built-in backup options quickly backup your entire system.
• Create a bootable clone of your hard drive.

Automated

• Synchronize folder – perfect if you use more than one computer.
• Schedule your backups to automatically run at a specific time, on a recurring basis or when a drive is connected.
• Have your computer automatically wake up to execute scheduled backups.

Customizable

• Multiple backup types – simple, versioned, clone, and synchronize.
• Backup to any mounted drive, or networked drives.
• Creates an exact copy of a folder or a drive, including bootable backups.

Simple Copy

A simple copy is a basic backup of your hard drive that includes some hidden information that can help Data Backup manage additional backups in the future. The key feature in this backup software that makes a simple copy the fastest choice, is that only the files that have been changed will be backed up.

Clone

Make an exact copy by cloning your hard drive. Making a clone of your drive is creating an identical bootable image of your hard drive. This kind of backup comes in handy in the event when your drive becomes unreadable or fails. Then you can boot from the clone that you have created. Making a clone of your drive can turn out to be an absolute lifesaver!

Synchronize

A Synchronize backup method merges the contents of two drives or folders and places the complete set of data into both the source and the destination. If a file is deleted or added in either the source or destination, the file will be deleted or added on both drives. The synchronize backup matches the contents of two hard drives.