[SOLVED] Need to protect Windows 10 from sudden damage

[oudmaster]

Hi,

I am starting MSc program, it will last for 2 years,

I need to protect my OS and Files very well during these two years, with a fast recovery plan.

I made my precautions to take automatic (using GoodSync) and manual backup against all my important folders and files, one copy to Google Drive, and another to my external drive.

Now I am looking for a way to protect Windows 10 from sudden damage, I passed through an issue before with Windows 10 that had no fix except formating the OS.

I enabled System Protection against Drive C, and will make sure to create a restore point every day. But I believe this is not enough, and I need to schedule a full image of my C Drive, with incremental updates if possible.

What solution \ tool do you suggest for this case?

thanks,

 

[Darkbreeze]

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[oudmaster]

If you want the BEST option out there, then Acronis true image is what you want.

Acronis True Image (Formerly Cyber Protect Home Office) - Integrated Backup and Anti Malware Protection

Acronis True Image, formerly Cyber Protect Home Office - the only personal cyber protection solution that delivers easy-to-use, integrated backup and anti-malware in one

www.acronis.com

If you want the best FREE option, then Macrium reflect is what you want.

thank you for your reply,
I will try both Acronis true image and EaseUS Todo Backup.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

He said Macrium is best

 

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