What would be the best FREE back up porgram for windows 98 2nd edition. we have been having bad luck with 6 people on the comp and someone keeps gitting in the wrong stuff and our computer basically gets trashed. in the likely event of the computer totally dieing AGAIN what would be a good back up program?
P.S. if this is in the wrong forum feel free to move it im still figuring out where to put everything
Jump to Postif this is in the wrong forum feel free to move it im still figuring out where to put everything
No problem. :)
Your question is a valid technical question concerning Windows software packages, so I've moved it to our Windows Software forum.
if this is in the wrong forum feel free to move it im still figuring out where to put everything
No problem. :)
Your question is a valid technical question concerning Windows software packages, so I've moved it to our Windows Software forum.
For future reference could soemone give me a list of where which topics go?
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