See also Wausau area obituaries, May 20, 2020 The cheapest version if that offered on the Apple Mac and Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Red Hat, CentOS or Suse) systems, as it costs just $29.99.įor those wanting to secure VMware or Hyper-V virtual machines pay $299.99.Īll the CloudBerry products have a 15-day free trial enabling testing without obligation.Īnd, for home users, there is an entirely free version that doesn’t offer system imagining, but could be very useful to many people.

And, that version has no limits on storage used, if you have a large cloud storage facility. If you want to secure SQL or Exchange server fees of $149.99 and $229.99 per machine is levied respectively, or you can have an Ultimate edition that covers desktop, server, Exchange and SQL for $299.99. The Windows Server license is $119.99 and has a 1TB storage limit. The quoted price for a single computer is $49.99 as a one-time fee for a Windows desktop PC and a maximum of 5TB of storage used.

However, there are very few applications that can do what CloudBerry Backup offers in a single package.

Part of the issue is that the Windows 10 PC doesn’t come with a fully featured tool to secure the data and the operating system or restore either easily in the event of a disaster.Īddressing this issue are plenty of third-party backup tools that can make copies of files to external storage, network drives or into the cloud. Although, it’s much less stressful than having a hardware failure that results in data loss. Backing up a desktop computer can be a fraught exercise.

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