FBackup

FBACKUP OFFERS ADVANCED AND SIMPLE MODES, WITH EASY SCHEDULING.

FBACKUP HAS A slightly unappealing (and Office-inspired) interface, but don’t let that put you off. Beneath the ugly exterior is a capable backup utility, although it isn’t as feature backed as tools like Paragon Backup & Recovery.

FBackup offers a choice of wizard and advanced modes. Whichever you choose, it’s easy to create backup jobs comprising files and folders, which can be saved to local or network drives, removable disks, or Google Drive. Scheduling is available to keep your backups up to date.

There are in-program ads suggesting you upgrade to the paid-for Backup4all, but thankfully they are relatively unobtrusive so hopefully you’ll be able to ignore them if you’re not interested.

The free version of the program lacks a few features, but these might be inconsequential, depending on your needs. If you can live without encryption, FTP backups, email notifications and incremental backups, Fbackup is well worth checking out.