| Which app to use for backup? | ViseMoD | 4/29/12 1:11 AM | I guess many of us would like to use Google Drive as a backup storage. However, Google hasn't provided their own features for that so we have to use a 3rd party software. Do you know any software (Mac OS, Windows) that already back-ups data to Google |
| Re: Which app to use for backup? | Papa Bear | 4/30/12 4:08 PM | Learn how to backup Google Voice with Google's new Takeout product and the Data Liberation Front. |
| Re: Which app to use for backup? | ViseMoD | 4/30/12 10:40 PM | You didn't get my point. I asked for a solution to backup any data from a hard drive. |
| Re: Which app to use for backup? | froggy894 | 5/1/12 8:44 AM | For workstation backup, my money is with CRASHPLAN. It is a great service.Ok...it's not a google drive product...but it is a focused, refined, secure, online backup system that probably is a lot cheaper than buying more gDrive space? - http://www.cra |
| Re: Which app to use for backup? | groverd66 | 5/2/12 9:28 AM | You could try Microsofts free Synctoy, or I like Goodsync.Just set it to periodically sync the folders you want to backup with the GDrive folder on your PC. The Gdrive client will then upload these to the cloud. |
| Re: Which app to use for backup? | J. White | 5/3/12 8:08 AM | My main need for Google Drive was to back up all of our photos. My wife usually copies the photos into a specific folder on my computer that I backup using another process, so I didn't want to have to move the location of the photos directory to the |
| Re: Which app to use for backup? | LaunchpadMcQuack | 5/31/12 8:44 PM | I really like Syncback. You can schedule backups so that any files you put in a directory on your computer will get backed up to your gDrive folder which will then sync to the gCloud. I have it run on a nightly basis. The only downside is that now |
| Re: Which app to use for backup? | Luis Portella | 12/17/12 7:48 PM | how can you use free file sync via internet? thank you |