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I want to do some type of FULL &quot;C&quot; drive backup <br />
every month, with incremental nightly backups on <br />
my Windows 10 Pro laptop, insuring that I can <br />
easily recover if my hard drive crashes<br />
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&nbsp;1. What nonCLOUD software do you recommend ?<br />
&nbsp;2. What backup device (Synology NAS, etc) do <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; you recommend so I can have about 8TB worth <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; of backups, allowing me to MANUALLY delete OLD<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; BACKUPS when needing space for newer backups ?
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I want to do some type of FULL "C" drive backup 
every month, with incremental nightly backups on 
my Windows 10 Pro laptop, insuring that I can 
easily recover if my hard drive crashes

 1. What nonCLOUD software do you recommend ?
 2. What backup device (Synology NAS, etc) do 
    you recommend so I can have about 8TB worth 
    of backups, allowing me to MANUALLY delete OLD
    BACKUPS when needing space for newer backups ?

Windows 10 Pro -- nonCLOUD backup software ?

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