KR-Folder Backup

It’s always a good idea to have an extra copy of things somewhere on your hard drive or a thumb drive, because you never know how files can get corrupt or the operating system damaged beyond repair. Luckily, this operation can easily be performed on the content of any folder with the help of KR-Folder Backup.

Setup requires incredibly little effort on your behalf, and a system restart is not required to make the application work. With the window up, it only takes a few seconds to get acquainted with the set of features, both because they’re not really abundant, and because of the organized structure, which places backup and restore operations in separate tabs.

The application’s set of features has a pretty straightforward approach, in the sense that most effort is invested in choosing the source and destination of the process. It can be any directory on your computer, and this applies to both the source and destination. It’s recommended to save the backup to a removable storage device so you don’t risk losing it.

In case you need to save some disk space in the process, the application can apply low, or high compression, or leave files in the same compression ratio. You can have the backup file split in CD prest size values, or DVD, which covers a bit more space, and it comes in handy if you want to save the backup on one or more discs.

The restore session requires even less effort on your behalf. The backup file needs to be intact. You can choose to restore it to the original location, or a different one. Time is only a concern if the target file contains a great deal of data, but is usually flawlessly deployed.

All things considered, we can state that KR-Folder Backup is a straightforward tool which you can now and then use to make a safe copy of important documents. Runtime requires little effort on your behalf overall, only asking for a source and destination, both in the backup and restore operations.