Many of us have unfortunately experienced how easy it is to lose data. If a computer breaks, is stolen or if you delete or edit files by mistake, it can be extremely difficult to retrieve the data - unless you took a backup of it. Mamut Online Backup acts as your 'electronic safety deposit box', which not only takes care of your data securely, quickly and easily, but also ensures that your data is stored out-of-house to protect it against fire and theft.
The program makes backing up so easy for its users, that you will not even notice it being done throughout your working day. All you have to do is to make sure you specify which of the files on your machine you want to backup. The program does the rest. Backup files are being taken continuously as you change, delete or add to the files you have selected. For example, if you are saving a new image in 'My pictures', the program can ensure that a backup is created immediately. Or when you work on a letter or a speech and save it on your computer, you will find a copy of it in the backup files.
Regret making a change to a document? Just restore it to how it was the previous day or even a week earlier. You can even locate a document you deleted several days ago, despite having emptied your computer’s trash can in the meantime. The file is still safely stored on the Mamut Online Backup-server. All of this means that you can now save backups of your files without having to do anything other than to adjust the system to suit your needs - Mamut makes sure your files are stored safely on our server.
You can restore single files or entire folders from the computer you are logged into via the History function. Thanks to Mamut Online Backup's unique technology you can even restore a file to how it used to be, e.g. a week ago.
The Restore function has been designed to make it as easy as possible for you to restore data from a machine that is no longer in use or another machine you are accessing via the same user account. However, this function enables you to restore the latest version of a file only.
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