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Are you looking to back up your files and settings with ease? Look no further than Windows Backup! With this feature, you can access your files from all of the computers that you log into with your Microsoft account.

To get started, launch Windows Backup by selecting Start, typing 'windows backup', and selecting Windows Backup from the results. From here, you'll be able to back up your Desktop, Documents, Pictures, Videos, and Music folders to OneDrive, a cloud storage service provided by Microsoft.

Once you've backed up your files, they will be synced to OneDrive, making them instantly accessible on all computers that you use with this Microsoft account. This means that if you lose access to one of your devices or need to switch to a new PC, your files will still be available to you.

To start backing up, simply toggle the switch for each folder On or Off in the Windows Backup settings. You can also select which of your user folders you want to back up to OneDrive by selecting 'Folders' and then choosing from a list of options.

If you receive an error when trying to back up with OneDrive, it may be because you aren't signed in to OneDrive or there is another issue with the service that needs to be resolved. In this case, try signing in to OneDrive or resolving the issue before attempting to back up again.

It's also important to note that Windows Backup is currently focused on consumer devices only, and will not work with Microsoft accounts used for work or school purposes. With 5 GB of free cloud storage included with your Microsoft account, backing up your folders with Windows Backup is a simple and convenient way to keep your files safe and accessible from anywhere.

To learn more about fixing OneDrive sync problems, see our article on the topic. With Windows Backup, you can rest assured that your files are safely backed up and ready to access whenever you need them.

Download the new for windows BackupAssist Classic 12.0.6