EZBack-it-up is a personal file backup utility. It was created to be pretty user- and learning-friendly. It copies your data to a location of your choosing so that you can quickly access your backed-up files whenever you need, never compressing all your files and folders into one archive. You can choose to remove files from the destination that are not in the source while maintaining the whole directory structure. A built-in scheduler, command line switches, logging capabilities, and more are included.

On a 1.2 GHz Athlon processor running Windows XP, it compares over 3500 files in less than 3 seconds, which is one of its features. It is also effective because it only creates or modifies files from the former backup and uses an incremental backup style. It offers comprehensive logging, which gives users confidence in the security of their data. For scheduled backups, it has a built-in scheduler, and for flexibility, command line switches. Additionally, it is cost-free and works with every Windows platform( 95, 98, ME, NTP, 2000, and XP). It's crucial to remember that Internet Explorer 5. 5 or later is required for Windows 95/ NT4.

The most recent version of this backup tool was released on November 3, 2004, despite the fact that it is straightforward and easy to use. Users who require compatibility with more recent operating systems or are looking for a copy tool with additional features may find this to be problematic. In any case, EZBack-it-up may be a good choice if you're looking for an easy-to-use, cost-free for method for your specific files.

Although it isn't intended to back up an existing disk, some users have claimed that doing so actually works. Backups can be scheduled using either the Windows Task Scheduler's built-in scheduler or the parameters and switches found in the "Action" menu. Additionally, network drives can be backed up as well as a drive letter has been previously mapped to the network path. Connections in the UNC style are never supported.

Use Windows Explorer to go to the back task destination( which can be found by clicking the task settings button) and access and restore the backed-up files. The backed-up files and folders' complete directory structure is available, and you can copy any of them up to where they belonged. Simply click "Log" and then "View log" in Windows Notepad or a text editor of your choice to view the backup log.

Although EZBack- it-up does not have built-in CD-R support, it can still be used to make a file that can be burned CDs. You must install packet writing software (such as DirectCD or InCD) in order to format the CD and create a drive letter that you can use as the backup job's destination. Several files from the backup cannot be filtered out by the software.

The software does not directly support disk fragmentation, but three backup jobs can be made to cover various disks or partitions. Additionally, disk fragmentation software can be used to further fragment the backup file. The software offers no virus protection and does not support file encryption.