Our data is not secure. We always need a backup of almost anything important to us. There is a lot of free backup software out there, but FBackup caught my attention. FBackup is a powerful feature-rich backup software that works in Windows. Like any backup solution, FBackup can mirror your hard drive or backup a specific folder and drive and compress it very well.
FBackup Backup Software for Windows 11/10
What makes FBackup stand out is the simple interface. Any non-technical person can easily work with this software without even looking at the help file. The interface is very minimalistic, with few options, making it easier to operate. Make no mistake even if the interface is simple, it’s very powerful.
FBackup has ZIP64 support (it can create backups of over 2 GB) and creates standard zip files, meaning that you can access it with any zip-compatible utility. FBackup tests the backup files automatically to ensure the backup is safe using CRC32. FBackup works with mapped network drives and UNC paths without any problem. FBackup works with all versions of Windows.
To get started with the backup, go to FBackup File Menu –> Tools and select Getting Started.
Here you can select Backup to start your first backup. From there on, it’s pretty much self-explanatory and you just need to follow the wizard that will take you through the options and start the backup. If you need to restore anytime, you need to use the Restore option.
One of the best features of FBackup is the support of various plugins. FBackup supports a lot of plugins that can execute predefined backup jobs for Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Outlook, Chrome, etc. so it can back up these application’s data as well and restore it when needed. There are a lot of built-in plugins and the rest you can download from of the internet. You can disable, enable, install and uninstall a particular plugin.
To access the plugins you can go to File Menu –> Tools –> Plugins. Here you can download, Enable & Disable a particular plugin.
To back up this application using the plugin you can go to File –> New Backup, then give a name for your backup and select a location for your backup. Once that’s done, select Next and it will ask you to select the files and folders you need to back up. Just click on the drop-down and select the plugin you want from the list, like Outlook, Windows Live, etc., and then click Next.
FBackup will then ask you if you need to Encrypt the files and password-protect them. If you wish to select the option to password-protect it, I would recommend it. Then you can either select Manual or you can schedule it weekly or monthly. Once you select that option just click on Save and select either Save and Run or just Save and you’re done.
To conclude, FBackup is an excellent software with a lot of features, and it’s very easy to use with plugin support as well. If you’re looking for free backup software, FBackup sure deserves a chance. You can download it here.
