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I guess if you have the Operating System on a Restore Disk so that if something really terrible happens and you have to rebuild, you would want to backup all those things that you consider sacred. I keep everything irreplaceable in my MyDocuments folder and that is the folder I backup on a regular basis. If my computer becomes stupid and I have to rebuild, I rebuild and then copy the MyDocuments folder back over.
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SN Greg Wright
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Edited 8 y ago
Anything irreplaceable. Photos, writing, etc. Most everything else is easily replaced. But the truth is that in this day and age, you should have a good cloud storage solution, so traditional 'backup' should be moot, if you're smart.
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SN Greg Wright
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PO1 Andrew Gardiner - Yep, couldn't agree more. Solutions with negligent prices are available easily. You don't have to back everything up. You only have to back up the things that are hard/impossible to replace. For example, I have a picture of my mom from the mid-60's. She's got a beehive 'do, and would seem...weird, these days. But to me, that pic is precious. So that, I have in like, 3 cloud storages. But, say, operating system? Too easy to replace. Doesn't require any special care.
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