User Guide - EASEUS Todo Backup
User Guide - EASEUS Todo Backup
User Guide - EASEUS Todo Backup
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EaseUS <strong>Todo</strong> <strong>Backup</strong> user guide<br />
display some basic information about the plan.<br />
� Schedule - Edit the time setting of the schedule. For more about how to make the<br />
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change, refer to Schedule setting.<br />
� Options Options - For an existing task/plan, all pages except Compression and Password are<br />
available and the parameters under them can be modified. For detailed info, refer to<br />
<strong>Backup</strong> Options..<br />
Incremental & Differential<br />
Differential backup<br />
Click <strong>Backup</strong> <strong>Backup</strong> <strong>Backup</strong> <strong>Backup</strong> in the Management, you can choose the appropriate backup mode and<br />
execute it directly.<br />
Incremental<br />
Incremental<br />
Incremental<br />
Incremental backup backup backup backup will only back up those files which have been changed since the last<br />
backup (the "last backup" can be a full backup, incremental backup or differential backup).<br />
It is most useful when you need frequent backups and the ability to roll back to a specific<br />
point in time. Incremental backup images are considerably smaller than full or differential<br />
images.<br />
Differential<br />
Differential<br />
Differential<br />
Differential backup backup backup backup is also a "clear" backup method which saves time and disk space by<br />
only backing up changed files. But unlike incremental backup, this method only relates to<br />
the last full backup.<br />
Incremental & Differential image will inherit all the parameters and options from the base<br />
backup task.<br />
<strong>Backup</strong> policy policy<br />
If you don’t understand the difference among the 3 backup methods, you might fail to<br />
create an appropriate plan which fits your needs. Before you decide which backup method<br />
to use, we believe you need to know more about each of the backup methods.<br />
Full - Backs up all files that match your selection. A full backup forms a base for all<br />
subsequent incremental or differential backups. It always generates the biggest<br />
image files.<br />
Incremental - This method will only back up the changed files since the last backup, no<br />
matter what kind of the last backup is. The incremental plan is just like a<br />
chain and every incremental backup is a necessary link in it. If one of the<br />
incremental images in the chain is damaged, all of the following images<br />
based on it will be unavailable. Backing up changed files based on the last<br />
backup will have the smallest image file size.<br />
Differential – Backs up only the changed files since the latest or the specified full image.