Windows 7: EZ Back-it-up

Has anyone tried EZ Back-It-Up on Windows 7?

I recently moved to Windows 7 from XP where I used the back up program called EZback-it-up. It is very unsophisticated and simple--but easy to use and reliable. What I liked about it was that you could view your backed-up files with WinExplorer. That way I knew they were there and I could easily restore a file by looking at it.

I use the new back up and restore program that comes with Windows 7 and it seems to work fine. BUT, I want to separately archive my photos (about 175 GBs) on a regular basis and be able to go back and view them with WinExplorer.



Any suggestions for a program that will do that? It looks as if EZ Back-it-up only runs on XP and earlier versions.

Have a look at this one.

Cobian's site

Thanks for the suggestion.
It looks promising, but my McAfee site advisor says the Cobian site may have unwanted adware in the downloads.

It would be wrong then, Cobian is a really respected site and it's Cobain backup that I use for our servers here.

Many thanks. I have tried a couple of test downloads with Cobian and with the right settings it seems to do what I want: create backups that can be easily viewed with Windows Explorer. I'm not quite sure the difference between incremental and differential backups, but I'm learning.
Thanks again.
Mark Bacon

Try FreeFileSync. The link is in my sig.

Others to look at:

Karen's Replicator, SyncToy, Synchromagic.

Any decent file by file backup program should let you view the backups in Windows Explorer and simply drag the backed up files anywhere you desire.

They can be configured to back up only those files that are new or modified since the last backup.