Create Synchronicity for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Synchronize and backup your files or folders with a lightweight source application.

Create Synchronicity is a portable open source application to synchronize and backup files and folders. Create Synchronicity is multilingual. This program includes many advanced features such as multiple synchronization modes, DST correction, precise inclusion and exclusion of files and folders with full regular expressions support, and understands advanced path formats such as "\\NetDrive\" or "UsbKey" or Documents. It features a scheduler, a graphical interface, and a command line mode.

Create Synchronicity for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: March 11, 2012

Latest update: March 11, 2012

Version: 6.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Server
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows 2000
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 2,896

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3.5/5

2 User Votes

Easy tool for backup to local or network storage
TechKarmaOctober 1, 2013
Pros
- Easy to use interface for configuring backups - Flexible options for unidirectional or bidirectional file sync - Ability to back up to network storage - Ability to set multiple backup profiles - Small lightweight app - Free
Cons
None encountered
Summary
This is a great lightweight tool for individuals to backup their PC's. From my experience, you should know the folder structures you want to back up (ie. does not automatically backup your "profile"). You are given a folder/file structure view and can select individual folders or files to backup. The tool allows you to Sync multiple ways: - unidirectionally (PC -> storage, mirrored) - unidirectionally without deleting files (PC -> storage, new and modified files will update, deleted files on the PC will NOT be deleted from backup) - bidirectionally (PC <-> storage, full mirror. If you mod/add/delete a file on the backup, it will be modded on the PC on next sync.) Contrary to another review in this thread, you can back up to a network drive. I have a NAS device which I have been routinely backing up to for about 2 years.
Can't backup to network drive
HolyJoe722October 3, 2012
Pros
Interface is easy to use. Scheduling is a breeze.
Cons
Even though it is supposed to back up to network drives, it will not back up to my mapped network drive. I've tried it for over 2 weeks but it cannot access it.
Summary
If it was possible to save the backup to my network drive, I'd probably continue using it. Since it won't, it does me no good.