SyncBackFree

With a name like SyncBackFree, it is not difficult to understand what the offered functions are all about. You should not be surprised that this application is great at executing backups. What is indeed surprising is the amount of mediums and scenarios it can work with when creating those backup files. All that is left to do is for the user to create that particular situation to use it.

Nothing is more satisfying than an application that does not fill its interface with tons of functions. Here, too, that is the case, although one can use the app to back up or synchronize two particular sources, these either being external drives, FTP servers, discs, and many other storage media types. I felt there were two paths to take here. A basic user will just use what is given and not alter any of the functions in the hopes of keeping everything neat and working.

The second type of user is the one who wants to create a particular application setting to fit a particular scenario that shows up. Thus, you will notice the settings area contains an easy and expert adjustment pane. Each deals with similar options, but some are more complex than others.

One can play with your classic or general app behavior adjustments like having it start together with your OS, but there are also adjustments dealing with background synch operation, removing restrictions in Windows Scheduler, pausing after hibernation, and having unsuccessful commands highlighted.

Other sections deal with ransomware detection, FTP instructions, remote control, and updating the application itself. Regardless of the situation, your duty as a user is to find the right pair of settings for you and make sure these are implemented to satisfy your needs. SyncBackFree is exactly what you'd expect when reading its name and checking its structure.