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Conclusion: The Backup Series
To finalize this 15-part series on backing up your SOHO, business, or home office data, learn the advantages of purchasing a UPS to protect valuable data, access links to other articles in the series, and maintain good backup habits.

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Restore Application –Specific Files and Folders
If you ever need to restore from CD, DVD, or external drive backups you manually created, you’ll need to know some tricks of the trade especially when it comes to application-specific files.

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Restore From a CD, DVD, or External Drive Backup
If you ever need to restore from CD, DVD, or external drive backups you manually created, you’ll need to know some tricks of the trade.

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Test and Organize Optical Media Backups
No matter what type of backup (or what combination of backups) you create you must test them regularly and keep them organized. Start by organizing CD and DVD backups.

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Test and Organize Backups on External Drives
No matter what type of backup (or what combination of backups) you create you must test them regularly and keep them organized. Start by organizing backups stored on external or network drives.

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Alternate Backup Strategies and Media
There are backup options beyond copying data to DVDs, storing to external or network drives, or saving data to a USB drive, there are software utilities, Internet servers, and even the option of e-mailing yourself data.

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Why No Business Can Afford to be Without Backup
The economic crisis is knocking at everyone’s doors and pinching pennies is getting to be more important. But there is one thing in your IT department that shouldn’t be sacrificed.

Published by Daniel Elfort (44 pts ) on Nov 10, 2008 to
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Another Back Up Option – The External Drive
As you’ve learned so far in this series, there are lots of ways to back up data. Backing up to an external drive is by far the easiest though, and allows for off-site transport.

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Back Up System Information, Fonts, and Updates
When backing up data you keep on your SOHO PC, remember to back up system information as well as easily forgotten data like fonts and system updates.

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Remember to Back Up Data Created in Third-Party Applications
If you telecommute, the data on your home PC is just as important as the data on your office PC. If your IT administrator has told you to back up that at-home data, you need to make sure you back up any data stored in special folders created by the applications you use.

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