A computer may be backed up by using backup software and then restoring all information using the same software by means of a step by step wizard. All new computers are sold with some version of backup software already installed such as Microsoft Backup Utility. More features may be obtained by purchasing a third party program.
Sometimes; it depends on the type of file you're moving. If it is a program then it might be best to reinstall it with the disk (if there's no CD you can try to transfer) I would not recommend copying Microsoft Word, IE, Chrome, and whatnot over. Other files are safe to carry over, just don't move system files. Also, use copy, not cut when moving in case a file gets corrupted when you move it. Other issues are compatibility. Only use 64-bit programs on 64-bit computers, but you can run some 32-bits in compatibility mode. (I did this once before just a couple months ago)
Yes, you can use a Dell computer for a remote backup. You can use Dell DataSafe Online Backup to safely save your backup in a remote location to be accessed when you need to.
No you can not, unless you backup your BB to a computer. But you can use your smart phone to remote access your computer by using "teamviewer".
Computer backup means backing up data from the computer to a USB/external HD/CD/DVD etc. Computer Backup in process will mean a backup is taking place and is in process for backing up data.
Someone can get a backup service for their home computer by purchasing one online. A backup system for a home computer can be purchased at Best Buy, Circuit City or Walmart.
Yes, as long as that computer has a CD or DVD writer and software.
One can read reviews of computer backup services online on websites, such as CrashPlan+, Backblaze, Mozy and Carbonite. Computer backup services are useful for backup of important files.
Backup utilities refers to backup systems for computers. As such there are many different reasons people have computers and many different ways in which they use them. Some of the better known backup programs include BackupMaker, Genie Timeline, and Toucan.
The use is that if you are away from your main computer, you can use another computer to back up the information on your main computer. That way if something happens to the hard drive, and the information is lost, you have a copy of it.
Connect the hard drive from the failed computer to another computer and backup all your stuff.
Backup files should be kept in a different location [CD, thumb drive, external drive] in case your computer breaks down. If the hard drive fails or the operating system crashes, you have your files safe somewhere.
Dock it to your computer and do a fully backup.
A "Full Backup".