In case of a HD crash, or data corruption, you'll need to have a lot more than those two things backed up.
Many folks, (maybe not you) have no clue what a real HD backup should include.
A good backup makes a complete copy of your hard drive, at least the C: partition, and then writes it to an external media, like an External HD, Flash Drive or even a DVD.
The ultimate backup is a CLONE of your main drive to a second HD. Impossible on most laptops, but relatively easy on a Desktop PC.
Also, that same Backup/Restore software must NOT be on your main drive exclusively.
After your main drive has squalled, balled, smoked and Crashed, you'll need to have your Backup software on some bootable media, like a CD, Flash Drive, etc. I even have a little SD Memory Card, that can boot up my PC and run my Backup software.
So if you want to save anything on your PC, save everything. Just go ahead and back up the whole thing. It only takes a few minutes to do a full C: drive backup. I do mine about once a week. At least once a year, I'll need to use that latest Backup Image to fix something on my HD.
"The only bad backup, is the one you decided NOT to make"
Cheers mates!
TechnoMage
