It’s got some nice options, and it’s super easy to use, which I love. You can set-up a schedule to do all this - it can send you reminder emails, or just automatically backup any time you plug-in your Photo Backup 2. Once it’s clear that it’s set up correctly, click the Clone button and it makes an exact duplicate (a clone of your first external hard drive. You can see my Source is Photo Backup 1, and I’m copying any files that have changed since my last backup to Photo Backup 2. Step Two: It’s really clear what’s going to happen it’s very visual. you click on a Source drive (which external hard drive you want to copy), and then click on a Destination (which external drive you want to copy to) (as seen above). A window appears and a bar displaying any available drives appears (seen above). STEP ONE: You plug-in both of your external hard drives (in this case, my Photo Backup 1, and Photo Backup 2), and launch Carbon Copy Cloner.
(If you need more Windows alternatives, including free options, check out this article).
Backup carbon copy cloner to my amazon drive software#
The first and my current method is using the 3rd party software “Carbon Copy Cloner” which is a Mac-only application, but a popular alternative for Windows (it does he same thing) is Acronis True Image, which also offers a cloud-backup option which is nice. There are two method’s I’ve used - they both work great. So, anyway I thought I’d share how I make a backup of my backup external hard. This is another one I get asked a lot (and it came up numerous times at the Lightroom Conference), and if you caught my session (or if you’ve watch3ed my SLIM [Simplified Lightroom Image Management} system, you know I’m always saying to make sure you have a backup of your main back on a separate external hard drive (ideally in a separate location).
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