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تحميل برنامج Auslogics BitReplica لعمل نسخه احتياطية لكافة الوثائق الهامة الخاصة بك وغيرها من الملفات مع هذه الأداة.برنامج Auslogics BitReplica هو وسيلة سهلة الاستخدام والتطبيق الذي يسمح لك عمل نسخة احتياطية من الملفات والمجلدات الخاصة بك هذا البرنامج يتيح لك إنشاء ملفات احتياطية متعددة مع مختلف البيئات و برنامج Auslogics BitReplica يسمح لك لجدولة مهام النسخ الاحتياطي أو يدويا و تشغيل هذة المهمة وقتما تشاء. وبرنامج BitReplica يتيح لك إنشاء النسخ الاحتياطية كاملة، أو توفير مساحة على القرص باستخدام محركات نسخ احتياطي تزايدي أو تفاضلي ويمكنك استعادة النسخ الاحتياطي كلها بنقرة واحدة فقط من زر الاستعادة، أو تصفحها وكأنه مجلد وتحديد العناصر الفردية التي تريد استعادتها فبالتالى يمكنك عمل النسخ الاحتياطي لأية ملفات تريدها

Auslogics BitReplica is a simple, approachable backup solution that all computer users will be able to use with ease.
Auslogicsis famous for user-friendly software, and Auslogics BitReplica is no exception. Although probably a little light on configurable options for more advanced users, it's a great backup app for beginners, or those who just want the simple option. So, what makes Auslogics BitReplica so easy to use?

Well, for a start, getting around Auslogics BitReplica and setting up your backup couldn't be easier. Hit + New Profile and follow the steps - the app even prompts you at the end of each stop, so you'll be in no doubt what to do next. Once you have a profile set up, you can set up more, so that Auslogics BitReplica can cater for different backup scenarios.
When you set up your profiles, Auslogics BitReplica will allow you to specify the frequency with which you want to back up. For example, you might want to back up your documents once a week, but your photo collection, only once a month. The program allows for this, but you can also backup everything on a once-off basis by hitting Run All Profiles.
That's pretty much where the Auslogics BitReplica's options end, but as long as you have a post-backup strategy planned, most users won't need anything else. By post-backup strategy, we mean that you have to plan for where to store your backups - there's no point backing up to your E: drive and then leaving it there, as you need to move the backed-up information to somewhere safe in case your computer is stolen or damaged. There are lots of options for this, including physical storage on a separate device (like an external hard drive) or a cloud-based service, like Dropbox. Just make sure you do actually have one!
Auslogics BitReplica is a great, simple way to back up your most important information.



Latest version
1.0.0.0


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