Installed and registered without any problems, opened up to somewhat bland interface.

Did a quick test and was very disappointed by the program; for instance when attempting to change the scheduled time a calendar was presented?
Changed it manually and saved my backup and on viewing the backup folder saw that could it had just copied the files across, no compression.

In my opinion this program has no redeeming features and would be expensive as freeware.

XP-Man  –  9 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+51)

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Installed on a win7 64 bit system, an error appeared during installation, BUT... it seems to run fine. This is a basic backup utility... a no frills service, read... a REAL basic system. You could probably do this yourself without the program IF you only have a few files or folders to backup.

There are better programs that do a way better job, but you cannot beat the price of this one if you don't expect much, at least...

Will I keep it? Probably not. But someone must like this, so don;t just take my opinion ... decide for yourself.

Kiwi1960  –  9 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+36)

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"There are better programs that do a way better job, but you cannot beat the price of this one if you don't expect much, at least.." Actually . . . many of those better ones do beat the price of this one. . .

Because they're free.

I wish today's developer well but a $30 back-up program needs to be a lot more than merely basic when "free for personal use" software of the calibre of Ascomp's deservedly popular Synchredible is out there:

http://www.synchredible.com/

Thanks, then, GAOTD, and thanks, too, to AlgoLogic, for today's promotional opportunity. Unfortunately though, that $30 sticker price, whether incurred on a re-install cost or outright purchase, makes downloading Auto Data Backup Manager 2.0 all a bit pointless. Competition in this sector from both freeware (or free-for-personal-use-only) is such that AlgoLogic would be wise to re-think its commercial strategy.

<i>"There are better programs that do a way better job, but you cannot beat the price of this one if you don't expect much, at least.." </i> Actually . . . many of those better ones <i>do</i> beat the price of this one. . . Because they're free. I wish today's developer well but a $30 back-up program needs to be a lot more than merely basic when "free for personal use" software of the calibre of Ascomp's deservedly popular <i>Synchredible</i> is out there: http://www.synchredible.com/ Thanks, then, GAOTD, and thanks, too, to AlgoLogic, for today's promotional opportunity. Unfortunately though, that $30 sticker price, whether incurred on a re-install cost or outright purchase, makes downloading Auto Data Backup Manager 2.0 all a bit pointless. Competition in this sector from both freeware (or free-for-personal-use-only) is such that AlgoLogic would be wise to re-think its commercial strategy.
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MikeR  –  9 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+28)

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@AlgoLogic:
FAQ page says your software has a 1 year subscription. Does this hold true for today's giveaway as well?

I quote:
Q. Would software licence ever expire?
A. Our software licences are based on yearly subscription, every year software licence needs to renew by giving discounted price. for discount please contact us at support@algologic.in

Trying 2 b Helpful  –  9 years ago  –  War dieser Kommentar hilfreich? Ja | Nein (+12)

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