Online Backup Software » software

Hybir Backup Online System Rollback of Windows XP

Nick Kurentz — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 23:47:39 +0000

Hybir Backup – Online System Rollbackup of Windows XP

How to copy and burn Xbox 360 Games (Unmodded 360, No Flashing Required, XBL Safe,FREE)

Nick Kurentz — Mon, 17 May 2010 20:58:33 +0000

pirated or copied 360 games. It’s simply not worth it. For $30, you can expand your game library as much as you want, up until you run out of blank DVDs. No need to flash your Xbox 360 either. Simply burn and play. … playing back up wii games how to playstation ps1 play xbox 360 nintendo ps3 copy ps2 burn game pc backup burning software copying copier psx dreamcast gamecube playstation2 xbox360 video psp steam original for sale on ds backups of cube modern warfare call duty halo gears war free …

Add Picasa Text – Palm Springs Computer Tutor

Nick Kurentz — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 07:07:50 +0000

to Videos based on your needs! Computer Setup Virus & Spyware Removal Networking Data Backup Online Data Backup Data Recovery Hardware Upgrades Software Upgrades Web Design and SEO TOO!! Free Programs Everyone Should Use! Spybot Adaware Hijackthis Picasa – Google Program Best Free Picture VLC Media Player – Play ALL videos Remote Support and Training can be provided using screen sharing software too! Look For It! If it is digital, I know it or learn it! Devon O’ 760-699-7830 www.La- …

How to Get a Whole Herd of Online Backup Customers With Less Effort

Nick Kurentz — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 20:05:42 +0000

For example, suppose you want to sell a backup solution specifically for Dentists.

First come up with a software name that has an available domain name, like DentBackup. (DentBackup.com is available as of 11:30AM on 12/29/2008. Let’s see how long it takes someone to snag that after this blog entry goes up.) Do a quick web search for “dentbackup” and maybe a trademark search. So far, so good.

Come up with a logo or graphic. You can buy them on the web from places like dreamstime.com. Do web searches for “stock photos” and “stock graphics” for other sources. You can buy great professional stock graphics for unlimited, royalty-free use for less than a dollar. I paid 80 cents for this one. You will use your new graphic on the Splash screen and the About screen, and your web site.

Now decide which files you want to back up. Search for Dental Practice Management Software. You’ll find a few dozen. Contact the tech support departments of the various suppliers and ask which files you should back up to get a completely restorable file set. Add those files to your Client software’s pre-selections.

Use the Customize Client Installer features in the RBackup software to set your other defaults, and build an installer. In less than an hour you now have a whole new product to sell to a new market.

Fine-tune your file selections in the field during installation, and keep a record of the selections so you can add them to the defaults later.

There are additional ways to make the most out of vertical markets, like becoming “certified” by industry trade groups, sending press releases to trade publications, buying mailing lists, and others. You can find more suggestions for making money with Online Backup at http://remote-backup.com .

The easiest sales are to existing customers. It usually costs far more to sell to a new customer than it does to an existing one. So, how can you sell new online backup services to existing customers?

One of the best ways to enter a vertical market with your online backup service is to partner with software and service companies who are already in your target market. With its branding capabilities, you can give your Client software the look and feel of other software, tightly integrating it into the websites and service offerings of existing companies.

Companies who are already in the space you want to be in are in a much better position to be able to sell your online backup service than you are. They already have the trust of their customers. They already have distribution channels, and they would love to be able to add a new feature and an additional source of ongoing revenue. In many cases they are in a position to sell your online backup service to thousands of customers at once.

Imagine spending a little time researching, planning and customizing your software, and making one sales call that results in a thousand new customers for your Online Backup Service over the next three months!

Find more great Online Backup ideas at http://remote-backup.com .

With RBackup you can easily create custom, branded Online Backup solutions for many vertical markets. By partnering with other software and service companies you can gain instant traction in new markets, and multiply your sales power using the reputation and resources of your partner.

I got my idea for this article from the CattleMax Online Backup Service that showed up in my news clippings this morning. I don’t know which online backup service they have partnered with, and I don’t know how the deal went down, but they are a great example of exactly what I’m discussing. Here’s their website: http://www.cattlemax.com/online-backup.aspx

How do you approach a potential partner to sell your idea? Thanks to RBackup’s quick and easy branding capabilities, you can afford to spend just a few hours to come up with a customized solution for a potential partner purely on spec.

Target a market like, say, the cattle industry. Find a company that already sells management software for that industry. Download their free trial software and locate their data files. Learn how to back them up and restore them.

Brand your software like I’ve already discussed. Be careful here – don’t use your prospect’s company name or logo without permission.

Then put on your Sales hat and fire off an email, letter, and phone call. Explain how adding an Online Backup capability will make your prospect’s software or service more desirable than their competitors’. Be ready to quote statistics about the online backup industry.

Talk about how Online Backup branded with your prospect’s logo and name will promote customer retention and referrals. Mention that adding a major new feature like this is a great reason for a press release that could be picked up by the industry publications and could result in free publicity.

Of course, talk about money. You can offer to share revenue, or pay out the first three months’ charges as a finder’s fee, or sell your partner pooled storage, which he can then resell at a higher rate to individual customers. You might offer your partner exclusivity in his market – in effect, charge him for not approaching his competitors with a similar offer. There are many ways to make the venture profitable for both of you.

“Steer” your business into the future by targeting specific industries. Look for off-the-beaten-trail vertical market companies that would like to “beef” up their software and services with Online Backup. I am now completely out of cattle puns, and that’s no bull.

Carbonite Video 3 : Restoring Files and Folders

Nick Kurentz — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 23:56:04 +0000

Part of a series of videos that cover the Carbonite online backup service. This video covers how to restore files and folders using the Carbonite software. … configuring software doing first backup Carbonite Unlimited download downloading installing install setup online service computer back-up data remote file automatic system internet synchronization share files offsite laptop pc mac free trial

Computer Gurus Help Buy Me A Computer!!

Nick Kurentz — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 12:23:13 +0000

I have three laptops delivered to you here. Considering price, Hard Drive, Processor, Video Card, etc… and features.. Let me know which one you would buy or which one is better, or what other computer out there I should buy. I need to know quickly. What is the best!!

First

XPSM1330 (13.3 inch) reg: 2129.00 PRICE: 1868.00

PROCESSOR Intel® Core™ 2 Duo T9300 (2.5GHz/800Mhz FSB/6MB cache), English edit
OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® Vista Home Premium Edition SP1 edit
SYSTEM COLOUR Tuxedo Black edit
LCD AND CAMERA Slim and Light LED Display with VGA Webcam edit
MEMORY 4GB Shared Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz edit
HARD DRIVE Speed: 320GB SATA Hard Drive (7200RPM) with Free Fall Sensor edit
GRAPHICS CARD 128MB NVIDIA® GeForce® Go 8400M GS edit
OPTICAL DRIVE 8X CD/DVD Burner (DVD /-RW) with double-layer DVD R write capability edit
WIRELESS CARD Intel Next-Gen Wireless-N Mini-card edit
BLUETOOTH Built-in Bluetooth capability (2.0 EDR) edit
BATTERY OPTIONS 6 Cell Battery edit
SOUND OPTIONS Integrated Sound Blaster Audigy HD Software Edition edit
MODEM Dell External Mini USB Modem XPS M1330 edit
WARRANTY 3 years
FINGER PRINT READER SECURITY
ONLINE BACKUP 3GB
CARRYING CASE

Second

XPSM1530 (15.3 inch) reg: 2099.99 PRICE: 1858.00

Components
PROCESSOR Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T9500 (2.6GHz/800Mhz FSB, 6MB Cache) edit
OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® Vista Home Premium Edition SP1 edit
SYSTEM COLOUR Tuxedo Black edit
LCD AND CAMERA High Resolution, glossy widescreen 15.4 inch LCD(1440×900) & 2MP Camera edit
MEMORY 4GB Shared Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz (2 Dimms) edit
HARD DRIVE 320GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive edit
GRAPHICS CARD 256MB NVIDIA® GeForce™ 8600M GT edit
OPTICAL DRIVE 8X CD/DVD burner (DVD /-RW) with double-layer DVD R write capability edit
WIRELESS CARD Intel Next-Gen Wireless-N Mini-card edit
BLUETOOTH Dell Wireless 355 Bluetooth Internal (2.0 Enhanced Data Rate), for XPSM1530 edit
BATTERY OPTIONS 6 Cell Battery edit
SOUND OPTIONS Integrated Sound Blaster Audigy HD Software Edition edit
EXTERNAL MODEM Dell External Mini USB Modem edit
3 year warranty
3gb backup data online
Carry Case

(Not confirmed fingerprint reader) probably has it.

Third and Finally

Dell Studio 17 (17 inch) reg: 2133.00 PRICE:1892.00

PROCESSOR Intel® Core™ 2 Duo T9300 (2.5GHz/800Mhz FSB/6MB cache) edit
OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® Vista Home Premium Edition SP1 edit
SYSTEM COLOUR Graphite Grey with Red U-Trim edit
LCD DISPLAY Hi Resolution, glossy widescreen 17.0 inch WLED display (1440×900) edit
INTEGRATED WEBCAM Integrated 2.0M Pixel Webcam edit
MEMORY 4GB Shared Dual Channel DDR2 at 667MHz edit
HARD DRIVE Dual: 400GB (2x 200) SATA Hard Drive (7200RPM), with Free Fall Sensor edit
GRAPHICS CARD 256MB ATI MOBILITY RADEON HD 3650 edit
OPTICAL DRIVE 8X Slot Load CD / DVD Burner (Dual Layer DVD /-R Drive) edit
WIRELESS CARD Dell Wireless 1510 802.11n Half Mini-Card edit
BLUETOOTH Dell Wireless 370 Bluetooth Internal (2.0) edit
BATTERY OPTIONS 6 Cell Battery edit
SOUND OPTIONS Integrated Sound Blaster® Audigy™ Advanced HD Software Ed edit
2 year warranty
3gb backup data online
carry case
fingerprint security feature

How To Create A Windows XP Recovery Kit

Nick Kurentz — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 14:24:34 +0000

We all just love our computers, especially when we want to enjoy those high priced games and when we use it as a business tool.

But what a pain in the “you know what” when the system fail to perform as it should or worse yet, we experience a disaster with our operating system.

When you understand Windows XP, you will soon learn that there are ways to recover from a Windows XP crash.When followed in detail, there are certain tasks you can perform that will allow to recover from any Windows XP failure, no matter how serious the issue.

When troubleshooting Windows XP, there are two possibilities as to where the problem may be.This problem may be with Windows XP or it may very well be a hardware problem.In either case, the best way to recover from this is to have an XP Recovery Kit at the ready.

This kit will enable you to get your computer up and running in minutes rather than hours. This kit consists of backups of your entire hard drive.You will save yourself a heap of troubleshooting procedures that you would have to perform otherwise without this recovery kit.

To get right to the point in creating your own XP Recovery Kit, you will need disk imaging utility such as Drive Image by Powerquest and a backup medium such as a cdrom writer,a dvd writer, or a second hard drive.

There are two procedures you can perform to create an XP Recovery Kit.And these procedures can be use to create kits for other versions of Windows as well.Using a recordable medium is the first and using a second hard drive is the second method.

You also have the option of re-installing Windows XP as a form of recovery but this process takes time.Creating your XP recovery kit will require time as you make this kit but after this, you can quickly get any system running again just as if nothing went wrong.

To use cdroms or dvds, make sure your cd or dvd writer is functioning properly.Install and run Drive Image.We used Drive Image which cost $69.95 but you can also use such free or trial versions of drive imaging software.

One good software is the Back-Up 2006 by Andy Shroebel at http://www.backupmaker.com which should perform the same tasks as Drive Image.

After running your imaging software, follow instructions to create an image of Drive C. You will have the option of choosing cdrom, dvd, or second hard drive to perform the image.You will also see the number of disks required to complete the process.

The Image software should reboot the computer and perform the backup.When using disks, you will need to remove and insert the cds as needed.Label the cdroms in order and put them in a safe and secure place.

When using a second hard drive, you will know to know how to install it on the ide cable.Formatting and partitioning the second must be done before it can be used.

Windows XP have a backup utility but Windows XP home edition will have to install it from the cdrom.Place the XP cd in the drive, open My Computer, and right click the CD Drive containing the XP cd.

Now click Open and you will see the contents of the cdrom. Click the ValueAdd folder, then the MSFT folder. Next click the NTBackup folder and click NTBACKUP to install the backup utility.

But the Windows XP utility will not record to cdroms or dvds but will only save the backup as a file.This is why its best to use Drive Image or a compatible software.

After completing your drive image by backing up Windows XP on cd, dvd, or second hard drive, you will not be so concerned should Windows XP freeze up and fail to load.

Simply reboot the computer and access your BIOS to let it know which medium to boot from.Save the change and place the cdrom or dvd one in the drive and reboot.If you used a second hard drive,simply reboot and that’s it.

Now don’t be tempted to wait until Windows XP fail and say you should have made that recovery kit.Take the time to make an image of your hard drive and be prepared for any failure brought on by Windows XP.

Computer Software Tips : How to Back Up a Hard Drive

Nick Kurentz — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 19:22:38 +0000

Backing up a hard drive and user folders on a computer is a great way to safely store data for easy restoration. Follow a few easy steps and back up a hard drive withtips from a software developer in this free video about computer technology. Expert: Dave Andrews Bio: Dave Andrews is a software developer with a business and Web site selling programs and other computer services in Franklin, Tenn. Filmmaker: Tim Brown

Mozy Video 2 : Configuring and the First Backup

Nick Kurentz — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 23:51:39 +0000

Part of a series of videos that cover the Mozy online backup service. This video covers configuring the software and doing the first backup.

Windows XP Tutorial Sorting Window Contents Microsoft Training Lesson 1.10

Nick Kurentz — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 02:29:46 +0000

system. Visit us today! … basic basics book cd class classes course courses download dvd guide home how how-to introduction introductory learn manual micro microsoft ms online soft software training tutorial video windows xp sort sorting window content contents accessed add adding adjust adjustment audio automatic backup bar bars bin burn burning change changing close closing connect connecting control copy copying create creating customize customizing cut cuts cutting date delete deleting …