GUIDES
Backup How-tos
Step-by-step guides to backing up and restoring phones, computers, files and more — practical instructions you can follow without any prior setup.
BACKUP HOW-TOS
How to backup data in MS SQL Server
Microsoft’s SQL Server is a strong competitor in the market of Data Base Management Systems. It is a complete data management system as well as data analysis tool that is highly reliable and secure. It is used by several organizations for managing their critical databases.
FIREFOX
How to backup Firefox data
Firefox is a revolutionary open source web browser that has redefined internet browsing. The coolest thing about Firefox is extensions. Extensions as their name suggests are something that extends Firefox’s functionality. There are loads of extensions available at addons.mozilla.com developed by several people.
MYSQL
How to back up a MySQL database
MySQL is an Open Source Database that has gained a lot of popularity in the past few years and has evolved into a very stable and favorable database solution for a wide variety of business requirements. MySQL is available for several different platforms.
BACKUP HOW-TOS
How to backup data in Evolution
Evolution is a very creative and innovative application that has taken the Linux world by storm. It is a GNOME Personal Information Management application which includes a mail client, a calendar, a contacts management tool, a task list manager and a communications tool all in a single package!
FIREFOX
How to backup Firefox profile
Do you use the Firefox browser? It has a nice feature that allow you easy backup all of its data - your complete profile, including bookmarks, passwords, history, installed extensions or themes. All you need to do is copying its profile folders to another location. You can copy them to USB drive and back (e.g. if you reinstall you PC). There are different methods depending on your operating system.
How these backup guides work
Each guide walks through one task: what to back up, which tool to use, and how to check that the copy actually restores. Topics range from Windows, macOS and Linux to Android and iPhone, plus photos, email, databases and websites.