The standard package handles local preconfigured for off-site backups - which makes perfect sense - and to make the most quick and easy to set up any number of backup old versions of files to schedule and destination should be kept before being.
Backing up your entire PC is much simplified, and universal restore the ability to recover to hardware different from that on which the backup was made is now standard across the product line. I even tried the GNU Linux solution that, by the way, the only one that got my whole, brand new, Western Digital drive back [I've had lost some of the drive mb to the so called "System Reserved" partition when the other cloning solutions failed]. I like the Secure Zone concept, which creates a partition that's hard to mess with and lets Acronis use that to make backups. You can still see all customer reviews for the product. There was a problem filtering reviews right now.
