Got a new laptop? It’s shiny new hardware and an upgraded and faster system are sitting there waiting to be used by you. Now the dilemma: all your familiar files and memories are sitting on your old ...

When your request is complete, you’ll receive a notification on Skype with a link to view or download your file. Here lies a catch! The chat history you chose to download is available as a TAR file, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Q: In replacing a failing Windows, I just purchased a new Windows 10 laptop. I am happy with it. I’ve always arranged regular backups on all my computers. I ...

A bad virus, hardware failure, fire or other disaster can wipe out your computer and all those documents, photos, and other files. So if you haven’t already, make a small investment of your time and ...

This is the first post in a series of posts describing a variety of home backup strategies and options. In this post I’ll outline the three main options for home backup. Nobody enjoys backing up their ...

I’m Patrick Norton from TekThing and I’m here on Digital Trends today to tell you the right way to back up your data! Doesn’t matter if we’re talking business ...

Imagine the worst. Losing irreplaceable photos because your Mac’s drive failed? Accidentally deleting your dissertation? You might think it will never happen to you, but all it takes is a glass of ...

Windows 8 and 10 have ‘File History backup’, which can be found in Settings > Update & Security > Backup on a Windows computer. Once you’ve got your backup from your Windows PC, you’ll be able to ...

Nothing can be more upsetting than losing or having essential photos, videos, documents and other files corrupted on your computer. However, understanding how to restore and possibly repair these ...

Backing up your files is one of the most important things you can do to safeguard the data you create and store on your computer. To this end, Microsoft included a full backup and restore utility with ...

Copying data files (documents, spreadsheets, databases, graphics, photos, music, etc.) from the computer's internal hard disk to a secondary medium, such as a removable hard disk, external hard disk, ...