Hi Gary,
If you remember the DOS command-line, and are comfortable working with
it, there is a free, more powerful, version of Xcopy, here:
http://www.xxcopy.com/xcpydnld.htm
Also, I use Mozy.com as a very reasonably-priced online backup service, at:
http://www.mozy.com
Finally, DropBox, another online backup service, can do the trick, at:
https://www.dropbox.com
hth,
Rod
On 3/10/14 8:01 AM, Gary Petraccaro wrote:
I have just had an experience which I never want to go through again.
My drive died and my backup software was not accessible by me without
sighted help. I need backup software which is WE friendly and which I
can run with no help from a dead system to restore a backup to a new
drive. Is there any such?
Thanks.
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