Comodo BackUp is an automatic file backup and recovery program. It is a straightforward and powerful utility that allows users to quickly and easily create backup copies of critical files. Its features include complete file and folder duplication to local/ network drives and FTP servers, intelligent incremental backups, e-mail reporting, extensive report logs, real time back ups with 'synchronization' mode, advanced rule-based filtering, flexible scheduling of backups, space-saving archiving capabilities, and more.
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- Built-in scheduler is now responsible for both Scheduled jobs and Synchronization jobs
- Comodo BackUp can now be configured to automatically check for updates every time you start the application
- Comodo BackUp can be configured to automatically load every time a user logs in
- Fixes to Built-in scheduler functionality
- Fixes to Service scheduler functionality
- Fixes to Synchronization mode functionality
Reviewing 1.0.4.337 (Jun 15, 2009)
Wow, so this is what happened to Almer Backup ! Comodo bought it, tidied it up and re-released it for free.
Well as Ive been using and unstable Almer Backup for years now, Im going to try this and see if it has been stabilised.
Reviewing 1.0.4.337 (Jun 2, 2008)
This is pretty much as good as it gets with free backup software. If you hate Windows' NTBACKUP, then definitely try this.
Reviewing 1.0.0.0 (Jul 10, 2006)
Nice freeware backup app. One feature I really like is that it can write a backup as a session to a CD-R - not just to CD-RW.
It does what it says, plays nicely with AV and other security softwares and the support is excellent.
Reviewing 1.0.0.0 (Mar 26, 2006)
Easy to use program does what it's meant to do and does it fairly well. The program is a little bloated compared to similar backup programs. I noticed that the help file alludes to 2 types of backup that compare files and then copy only the changed or new files when in fact all files are deleted first and then copied again. The former is certainly more efficient than the latter so I can't fathom why the latter was implemented.
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