What usually goes wrong
- Manual archives are easy to forget
- Local copies share the same failure domain
- Overwritten files need an earlier version
Protect Windows files and folders with automatic cloud backups, client-side encryption, and versioned restores. Set a schedule and test recovery with SaveState.
SaveState is designed for the files that do not need a complicated enterprise backup project but still deserve a dependable recovery path. Choose the folders that matter, such as documents, photos, project files, exports, and application data, then let the Windows desktop agent follow the schedule you set.
Each backup is encrypted on your device before upload. Versioned restore points let you recover an earlier copy after accidental deletion or an unwanted change, while off-site storage keeps the backup separate from the Windows machine it protects.
For example, a project folder can have a daily backup profile while an archive folder runs less often. Give each profile its own local-time schedule and retention rule, then check the latest completed restore point instead of relying on the date of a manually copied archive.
Yes. Open a retained restore point in My Backups, browse its files, and choose the file or folder you need. You can restore to another folder to compare versions safely.
Kopia compression and deduplication allow unchanged content and repeated versions to share repository space. Only the actual encrypted repository footprint after optimization counts toward the plan allowance; savings depend on the data.
Choose a storage plan, install the desktop agent, and schedule the first protected backup.
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