His BackupOutlook has saved my personal bacon at least three times, and runs independently of other backup software on my machine which currently includes IDrive, Acronis True Image, and Windows’ File History. I’ve been backing it up with Wisco’s BackupOutlook very successfully for many year, and its’ developer Thomas Wetzel had always been responsive for the few occassions I needed support. So I dug their philosophy of standing by my needs, and the SSD on which they worked is still merrilty blinking its electrons into and out of existence 😉Ģ.) I’ve used the Outlook 2010 client for quite a long while, since April 2010. But EaseUS did have a remote tech solve most all its issues and they didn’t charge more than the software license for their support. It was too fiddly for my intentionally-measured geek abilities. But in these days of integrated software platforms you might find some of this useful:ġ.) I’d used the EaseUS disc cloning program last year to swap an image from a spinning laptop disc to a new SSD. Related information for you, and some of this you may or may not choose to use.
