The software can be set to perform standard, exact or full backups, as well as incremental or differential backups. After deciding what and where to back up, you can choose how to back up, when and make a few advanced configurations. New backup jobs can be defined on a separate window, on which the program will guide you step by step, just like a wizard.

You can execute all tasks at once, run them separately or let the program do it automatically, according to a schedule. Created backup tasks are listed on the left side of the main user interface and you can view their assigned sources and destinations in the larger area on the right. Furthermore, all options are presented in a logical order and you can spot them instantly, due to their large and colored icons. You can make any configurations jut by clicking check boxes and selecting options in drop menus. Simplicity is Auslogics BitReplica's key feature. The program asks for 256 MB of RAM or more and at least 50 MB of free disk space, which should not be a problem for any modern day computer. It works on Windows XP and all later editions. The software is not free, but its trial version is fully functional and it can be used for 30 days. It can take less than a minute to prepare and execute any kind of backup task. It provides everything you would expect from a professional backup utility, including cloud-based backup features, but the best part is that all functions are very well organized.

Auslogics BitReplica is one that stands out in a crowd, due to its straightforward and easy to understand functionality. Files should not be backed up manually, especially when there are so many backup solutions on the Internet.

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