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While Apple's Time Machine provides users with an effective, set-it-and-forget-it recovery system, Microsoft users aren't so lucky. Instead, users are stuck deciding the best way to keep their data safe with a patchwork system of restore points, recovery discs, and file backups. Thankfully, a number of great third-party backup options have cropped up in recent years to help solve the woes of Windows users.
Below you'll find a list of our favorite Windows backup clients. These come with easy-to-use and attractive designs as well as a full range of file and image backup capabilities. We've even included a couple free options that are more than worthwhile. Below our picks you can find more info about what to look for in a Windows backup program.
Also, check out PCWorld's roundup of best external drives for recommendations on reliable storage options—an important component in a comprehensive backup strategy. Alternatively, if you'd prefer to keep your data on the cloud or need the flexibility of data storage for different operating systems, then check out our list of best online backup services.
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Microsoft Office is the world's most ubiquitous office software for good reason. Both Mac and Windows versions include Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, and Teams — the gold standard business suite that will help anyone unlock their most productive selves. The Windows version also includes Publisher and Access.
Give a practical gift that will go the extra mile this year. Now through 11:59 pm PT on December 10, you can get Microsoft Office for Microsoft Office Home & Business 2019 for Mac or
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