Web2.0: Simple PC Backup

Time and time again I see the average internet user who knows nothing about virus protection or backing up their data. However, almost everyone has important files on their home computers-- documents, photos, music and other things that they would be frustrated if it were lost.

It could happen today.

If you don't back up, you shouldn't whine when a dead hard drive, nasty virus, or exploding notebook battery robs you of that data. You've been warned, so apathy is no excuse when you call me next year wondering if there is a way to get back your old resume.

"Please tell me!", you say, "What should I do to avoid this peril"? Visit carbonite.com and install their free download. For just $5 per month, you can be backing up everything that is important to you. You spend more than that on a cup of coffee, so why wouldn't you do yourself a favor and spend some on a little peace of mind?

Installation is a snap. Carbonite's online backup service starts automatically and works quietly and continuously in the background protecting your data. You don't have to leave your computer on in the middle of the night to make sure you get a backup- it's doing it all the time. Carbonite online backup software is always looking for new data on your PC. The moment you add or modify files, Carbonite swings into action to back up your data.

Whenever your PC is connected to the Internet (at home, the office, a hotel or airport) Carbonite is working to keep your data safe. Best of all, it's at work only when you're not. Basically, when the software detects a break in the action (no keyboard or mouse activity), it backs up data; when you resume, it stops.

If you've accidentally erased something, don't worry; they still have a copy. You can restore deleted files with just a few clicks on your PC. If your PC crashes, just visit their website to recover lost files. It's such a simple thing that you should take seriously. Visit their website and try it out today.

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