Uranium Backup
Uranium is a light and reliable backup software for the protection of your personal and business data. An all-in-one solution able to suit all your needs, available in both free and commercial editions.
Recent user activities on Uranium Backup
metrafone added Ariza Kod as an alternative to Uranium Backup
- NJackMoler added Uranium Backup as alternative(s) to GS RichCopy 360
- anyleads added Insynchq as an alternative to Uranium Backupan
useful for backups
Surprisingly good backup application. It has tons of features, comparable to cobian or other advanced software. On the other hand, it is very easy to operate and thus a good choice for semi-tech guy. Paid version is little expensive - 80 bucs.
Pictures are only from the gold version , **not from **the free one (freeware)
Many thanks to the user p4nzer_pro for presenting Uranium Backup on AlternativeTo.net.
Since a long time I am looking for a portable backup app with functions like Cobian Backup but without the necessity to have admin rights in the installation process. The most convenient portable app for this purpose is Duplicati, but Duplicati can only backup complete folders, but no list of specified single files as Cobian Backup and Uranium can do very easy.
In http://www.uraniumbackup.com/faq.aspx you can read:
After transferring the Uranium-folder to another computer the language is Italian
I tested, if I can copy an installation on an USB-Drive or DropBox-Drive D:\PortabApps\Uranium\Uranium.exe to another computer e.g. in the folder X:\PortabAppsPC2\Uranium\Uranium.exe, where I did never the setup-procedure with UraniumBackup8setup.exe. If an application is really portable, there should not exist an entry in the programs-list in the system control, which exists, however, after the setup of Uranium.
The result after transfering Uranium to another PC was not verifying, that Uranium is really portable.
I could see an Uranium user-interface by running the file Uranium.exe, but the language was Italian and not German as in my primary installation. There was no menu-entry to change the language to German as in the primary installation. This behaviour is caused by 2 lines in X:\PortabAppsPC2\Uranium#Uranium.ini which indicate, that there are 2 important files in a C-folder instead of in X:\PortabAppsPC2\Uranium:
I suggest to the Uranium-developers
Then the very unique (because backing up a list of specified single files) and excellent Backup-App Uranium should be really portable.