Iperius offers the option of restoring files, but the functionality is not as solid as the backing up one. Iperius offers incremental backups, meaning that it only copies the changes performed since the last backup. The last step is to give a name to your backup and describe it, before it is added to the main menu, along with the rest of the backups you create after that. You can schedule the backup and select email notifications. You can create a new backup job from the main menu and the program takes you through every step of the process, from selecting the data to back up, to choosing the location to store it. Iperius provides an easy way to back up files and folders.
The free edition has many fans as it offers simple data backups, as well as support for Windows Server. Over the last few years, the software has gained popularity thanks to the fact that it is a feature-rich option that allows users to back up to widely used options like Amazon S3, Dropbox and Google Drive. Or if you don't want to take that kind of time, then on balance, keeping current is probably better than leaving everything alone.Enter Srl is the Italian company behind Iperius, a backup solution that has been around since 2012. I don't advocate for installing updates just for the sake of updating, since updates do sometimes break things that used to work, but I would say that if you choose not to update, understand what you're skipping out on. I've seen people encounter problems when trying to restore backups using their Rescue Media created by outdated Reflect versions that never got updated, whereas if they'd updated their Rescue Media before their system died, they wouldn't have had that restore problem. But in addition, sometimes bugs exist that can affect restore scenarios, so even if backups WERE working fine, it doesn't necessarily mean there's been no reason to update in 2 years. If on the other hand you haven't even looked at the release notes over the last 2 years and have also avoided updated because "everything's been working fine", well.first of all everything apparently HASN'T been working fine. If you've kept an eye on the release notes and made a conscious decision not to update based on their contents, then you might still want to update now to try Macrium Task Scheduler. So perhaps as a basic first question, why are you running a Reflect release that is over 2 years old? There have been quite a few bug fixes and enhancements since then. Macrium Task Scheduler didn't arrive until Reflect 7.3, and it was developed specifically to get Reflect away from WTS and some bugs that could cause backups not to run and/or to run at unexpected times in addition to expected times. Actually, I just took I closer look at that version number, and you could only be running Windows Task Scheduler.
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