MyPC Backup 1.4.0.22: The Latest Version for File Backup

MyPC Backup: A Backup Solution for Your Files

You can keep a backup of all your important files and folders and store them on an online site accessible from any device. The tool automatically syncs the selected folders and protects the data you store with a password. It includes 1 GB of free storage space.
MyPC Backup is the program used to access the anonymous service that provides online backup for your files. This way, your data will be kept on external storage servers, heavily encrypted (according to the service providers); and in the event of serious data loss, you will always be able to recover your lost files.

Using the program is very straightforward, often because it employs a wizard to guide you through all the steps. The first thing you need to do is create an account for the service, a smooth process that only requires entering basic information, such as your username, email address, and password. Then, you should select the files to back up. However, the program uses the 'Documents' folder as the default setting. Once you do that, the program automatically transfers your data to the servers. It goes without saying that the transfer speed will depend on your connection, but it is fast nonetheless. The reverse process is, of course, restoring your files. This can also be done easily, simply by selecting the target device and the files to restore. MyPC Backup can be scheduled to perform automatic backups regularly. You can also specify the types of files to back up and the type of connection. To avoid interfering with your computer's performance while you work, it can be set to perform sync operations only during idle times.

Overall, MyPC Backup is a decent client application for a good service. Unfortunately, although creating a free account along with the app is easy, the backup capacity for this type of account is only 2 MB, which is laughable considering file sizes these days. However, you can always purchase additional storage space. My advice: if you only need to back up non-sensitive data, you can use Google Drive, which is a free service that is less secure but offers significantly larger storage capacity.