Formatting your PC is sometimes necessary to correct slow pc running, eliminate viruses, and install a new operating system (OS), But sometimes causing a error – failure to backup your important personal data – But sometimes it is necessary to take data is very critical.
In this blog, we will take you through exactly what to backup, Where to back it up so you don’t miss a thing, lets go for journey.
1.External Hard Disk / SSD – This is a best options for saving large files, keep it safe from falls.
2. Google Drive / OneDrive / – Sync the data with this drive, Even if your internet connection speed is very fast, you will be able to upload data to the cloud quickly.
3. NAS Network Attached Storage / Shared Server – If you are working in organisation you can connect the network then store the files on NAS very quickly.
4. Pen drive : If you have a small smiles like excel, word, power point, email attachments etc copy the data into pendrive, it easy to carry & portable.
I have a check list given below check before the proceeding formatting the Pc :-
1. Desktop files
2. Documents, Downloads
3. Photos & Videos
4. Ms Office Data
5. Browser bookmarks + passwords
6. Outlook .pst / e‑mail settings
7. Windows & software product keys
8. Tally / business data
9. WhatsApp / Telegram media
10. Drivers back‑up folder
11. Cloud sync finished (Google Drive/OneDrive)
I’m recommended you some software tools : like a EaseUS Todo Backup Free, AOMEI Backupper Standard, Macrium Reflect Free , These tool have a step by step wizard simple and clean Ui, no tech jargon are needed, just follow a instructions.
Some actions are doing after formating a Pc all are necessary.
1. Install Windows + drivers (network, graphics, audio).
2. Copy your back‑up data to the new system.
3. Activate Windows and other software with saved keys.
4. Sign in to Chrome/Edge/Firefox → sync bookmarks + passwords.
5. Open Outlook/Tally, import back‑ups, verify everything opens
My Final Words : Taking a backup of data is regularly it’s felling boring, but it’s save you, Take care. Happy Computing.