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2nd Jul 2008, 18:09
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My graphics card has been going out (I hate PNY), and I'm worried in general about catastrophic failure (ala my PSU blows up, or I have to use another computer and don't have my data, etc)
I also have a huge stack of DVDs and two burners. Does anyone know of a backup utility that's lightweight, lets me select a few folders I want to back up, then just prompts me to insert disks and does everything else automated? I'll be burning maybe 30GB of data.
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4th Jul 2008, 06:23
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Not of the top of my head.
What DVD burning software do you have? I think Nero lets you burn data over multiple disks, maybe even supporting two drives simultaneously.
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4th Jul 2008, 23:45
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Nero came with my DVD drives but apparently it's a trial version or something. I care more about the "set and forget" aspect than the multiple drive aspect..I guess I'll just keep looking around the net.
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5th Jul 2008, 13:40
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