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Free file backup & synchronization program - SyncBack


SyncBack Freeware is a free software that backs up & synchronizes files and directories.

Platform: Windows

SyncBack Freeware is a free version of this file backup & synchronization program that can be used with hard drives, rewritable CD's & DVD's (formatted with UDF), removable media (e.g. Compact Flash), FTP servers, ZIP archives, and network shares. It's easy to use, but includes many options for the power user. SyncBack is 100% free for personal, educational, charity, government, and commercial use.

SyncBack is also available in a number of other languages, e.g. Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Hungarian, and Catalan.

Why you need SyncBack

As you work on your computer you'll find there are times when you wish you had a backup. Perhaps you've inadvertently deleted a file you shouldn't have, perhaps you need to roll-back your work to a previous time and date, perhaps you have a laptop and a desktop you need to synchronize via FTP.

SyncBack can help you with all these tasks and more.

Full Feature List

SyncBack packs a powerful punch of useful feature set that includes:

  1. Backup Files
  2. Restore Files
  3. Synchronize Files
  4. Background Backups & synchronisations
  5. Easy Mode, Expert Mode, and RunTime Mode
  6. Export and Import Profiles
  7. Simulated Run and Restore
  8. Schedule a backup job
  9. HTML and Text Logs
  10. Set Differences Window
  11. Show Groups Only
  12. Hibernate or Standby
  13. Start with Windows
  14. Definable Double-Click Actions
  15. Minimise Program Options
  16. File Filtering
  17. Compare Options
  18. Compression with options
  19. Compare files options
  20. FTP Capabilities
  21. Network Capabilities
  22. Eject Source Drive Media post task
  23. Select programs to run before and after task
  24. Select programs to close before task
  25. Right Click Menu
  26. Manual or Auto Update Check
  27. Online tutorials

Basic Concepts

  • What is a SyncBack Profile

    When SyncBack is first launched a dialogue window opens asking you whether you would like to create a profile. A profile stores information about the folders or files you would like to backup or synchronize using SyncBack. Once you've created a profile you'll be able to click a single button on the toolbar to carry out a specified task in the future.

  • Profile types:

    There are three types of profiles you can create:

    1. Backup: for copying files to another directory, drive, FTP server, etc.
    2. Synchronisation: for keeping the contents of two directories identical.
    3. Group: contains links to other profiles.

  • Schedule SyncBack to run automatically

    SyncBack interfaces with the Windows Task Scheduler to allow you to run profiles automatically at certain times, e.g. run a backup profile every day at 5am. On Windows XP you can access the task scheduler via the Start menu (All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks).

  • Restoring a Backup

    A restore operation swaps the source and destination directories: i.e. the source directory becomes the destination directory and visa-versa. A restore may not work the way you expect: e.g. some of the files in the destination directory may be older than their equivalent entries in the source and therefore may not replace the source entries (depending upon what your settings are).

    Restoring a backup in SyncBack is a simple matter of selecting a profile and clicking the 'Restore' button located in the lower menu or from the main menu under 'Task'.

How to validate the SyncBack download

As you work on your computer you'll find there are times when you wish you had a backup. Perhaps you've inadvertently deleted a file you shouldn't have, perhaps you need to roll-back your work to a previous time and date, perhaps you have a laptop and a desktop you need to synchronize via FTP. SyncBack can help you with all these tasks and more. Download SyncBack here.

After you download and unzip SyncBack, you will see two text files SHA1.txt and MD5.txt in the uncompressed folder. These two files contain hash values that can be used to validate the SyncBack download - SyncBack_Setup.zip.

You can use HashCalc to validate SyncBack. HashCalc is a fast and easy-to-use hash calculator that allows to compute checksum values and HMACs for files, as well as for text and hex strings. It offers a choice of 13 of the most popular hash and checksum algorithms for calculations.


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