Create a secure safety system in one simple step

[supporter]

It can be a pain to create a System Restore point in Windows, unless you follow these simple instructions. Choose Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore, select Create a restore point, and follow the steps in the wizard to set a restore point. What’s the big problem is that Windows System Restore only works in Windows OS, it's not a help if Windows fails.
How to create a secure safety system in one simple step? AyRecovery will help you. After installation AyRecovery, you will get a safe system and for ever. AyRecoveryprovides rollback for the entire drive including Windows OS, third party applications, system settings, Windows registry and data. It will still works even if Windows OS fails to start-up. Therefore,to system crashes, file corruptions, virus infections which could take hours to days to repair, AyRecovery eliminates the hassles and headaches of troubleshooting common PC problems by instantly returning the PC to hours or days before the onset of the problems. Only one mouse click can remain a secure safty system for you.

[dualsub2006]

Originally Posted by supporter

After installation AyRecovery, you will get a safe system and for ever.

Forever? Don't you mean until the disk that you have used for this fails?

Me? I could care less about system settings, application installations, registry entries or anything else. I care about my data, my files. I take care of these items by using several external hard drives that are mirrored to my RAID 5 server locally, and then to my RAID 5 server located off site 4 times a day. That's 3 copies of everything with one set off site in another state.

THAT is a safe system. Computers can be replaced. Applications can be reinstalled. If your documents are lost they are just gone. This program doesn't seem designed to do anything about that.

SyncBack SE will handle mirroring your drive locally for free. I use a Linux application to get the data from one server to the other over VPN.