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Uploading 16G to the online backup site can take hours depending on the bandwidth you have. If it's just a DVD drive not working, the best solution for me is to either send only the DVD drive or the PC (without the hard disk) for checking and repair.
One of my friends had just got his PC repaired. The repair shop just took his PC without the harddisk, and had the BIOS replaced. If it's the hard disk not working, I would be worried that I can't even copy the data from the hard disk to other storage device. |
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hi,
I've been using comodo backup, and it is working pretty well for me, you can give it a try at http://backup.comodo.com |
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I remember running across an online backup provider which allowed you to "switch providers." They had an ftp client that allowed you to transfer your backups from one storage host to theirs. It was a free service they provided but their hosting was not necessarily free.
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This is what happens when someone "hijacks" an old thread. danjmilos did not realize that there was a new question in the thread and attempted to answer the old one.
Pliskin please don't take offence, I am not trying to be mean or critical, I just want you to realize your question really did not have much to do with the original thread, and it would have been better had you started a new one. No harm done though. At the same time I don't think it will be easy to find such a service as you desire, if one even exists, I think it would have to be a feature provided by the Online storage company themselves. So you would just have to look at some of the companies that provide some free storage, and see if they have such a feature. It might be worth asking in some of their forums it that is possible.
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Actually, a free version of Mozy is still available. It is called MozyHome Free.
Here is the link: http://mozy.com/home/free/
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