With pleasure: It's basically rsync or robocopy for Windows, but wrapped up in a nice GUI with additional features. I've used both and still use rsync on a dai

With pleasure: It's basically rsync or robocopy for Windows, but wrapped up in a nice GUI with additional features. I've used both and still use rsync on a daily basis, and one thing I don't miss is meticulously sifting through command line syntax in order to ensure all my data isn't accidentally destroyed. More to the point, the amazing part is the ethos and quality to which Bvckup2 is built. It's one of those rare gems that's essentially software excellence. It's fast, it's lean, it's very narrow in scope, and it has a mirror-shine polish. Software like that is a thing of beauty these days. It's made my backup situation on Windows an absolute pleasure to deal with, so that's why I recommend it.