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To learn more about how to set up Windows Backup for Desktop OSs and RDX, download the PDF below: Integration Brief: Integrating RDX QuikStor into Windows Backup for Server OS To learn more about how to set up Windows Backup for Server OSs and RDX, download the PDF below: Now, upgrading to the newest Windows OS is easy and there is no need to add-third party software, which saves time and money.

The combination of Windows Backup and RDX QuikStor delivers an affordable and easy-to- use solution with the benefit of a removable media for off-site disaster recovery. With RDX removable media, at least one backup copy can be stored off-site for disaster recovery. This media rotation allows users to keep multiple backup copies. Windows Backup is able to handle multiple backup targets to implement media rotation. This allows RDX QuikStor to retain more backup versions which results in longer data retention. As a result, backup volumes that are deduplicated run faster as less data has to be transferred. This feature dramatically saves disk space. Windows Server 2012 provides data deduplication on disk volumes. Take Advantage of Deduplication and Media Rotation

Onsite and off-site data protection advantages.

Simplifies long-term backup plans with OS-included software.

Reduces ongoing software maintenance costs.

Provides an alternative to third-party backup software.

Delivers economical backup that is included with Windows operating system.

This includes scheduled backup system protection, along with media-rotation, for both onsite and off-site disaster recovery protection. RDX® QuikStor™ removable disk technology solves this problem by providing a fixed disk mode that allows RDX removable storage to be used with Windows Backup for data protection operations. In order to back up the system or user data with removable storage products and Windows Backup, a user must back up to a fixed local disk or incorporate third-party backup software that recognizes the removable storage device. The built-in Windows Backup included with current Windows operating systems, however, does not support removable media such as CD, DVD and tape.

Many users take advantage of the backup capabilities that are included with Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.