Rollback

Surely you ran into situation when you considered important data compromised due to system failures or other types of errors. On the bright side of things, having an extra copy can prevent such future inconveniences. You can either manually perform backup operations, or rely on specialized applications like Rollback.

Setup doesn’t take a lot of time, and you’re also offered to have the program launched when the installer closes. However, you need to make sure that .NET Framework is on your computer to ensure functionality. Note that it’s configured to run with Windows by default, but this can easily be changed from the settings menu.

The interface is fitted with several tabs to make navigation easy between the explorer section, message viewer, restore options, as well as backup history. Needless to say that you first need to go through the explorer to select the target files and folders, because the backup creation window is not fitted with a selection screen.

What you do get to manage in the backup creation screen are general settings, scheduler, filters, as well as notifications. A name needs to be added for easy identification, a destination, whether or not to overwrite existing files, and synchronize backup. In case you fill up the email section in the options panel, you can receive notifications for successful tasks.

A backup session can be scheduled daily, weekly, or monthly, and this is where the startup option comes in handy. Most of the times, the application can reside in the tray area so it performs backup sessions automatically. Multiple tasks can be created and activated at a time.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Rollback is the type of application to use just to keep an extra copy of important files and folders to prevent losing them to various errors. It’s quite easy to configure, and it can silently run in the background, especially because of the built-in scheduler.