Backing up Windows server is only available for Polarbackup Business subscribers
1. Sign in to your Polarbackup online account.
2. Refer to the Users/Servers tab, and click the Add Server button.
3. Select which admin you would like to use the new server, a...
Starting with macOS 10.14 Mojave, Apple has introduced a new security feature that ensures third-party applications work safely with your data. In recent macOS 10.15 Catalina, security rules have become more stringent. That is why during the installation process of the Polarbackup application, you w...
Introduction
Efficiently backing up your data is crucial, especially when handling large files or initial backups. Polarbackup offers several features to optimize backup speed, ensuring minimal resource usage while maintaining data integrity. Here is how to tweak your settings for the best performa...
On Windows Machines
To install and run the Polarbackup desktop software on a Windows machine, we recommend:
At least 512 MB of RAM.
Intel Pentium® 4 processor or above, AMD Athlon™ 64.
200 MB of free hard drive space.
Windows Windows 7 at least SP1, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10,...
The Smart Selection tab of Polarbackup Data Selection window contains various built-in plugins that you can use to backup some of the most important items on your computer.
Mail
Scans for the following file types:
In Windows:
Outlook .pst
Outlook Express .dbx and.wab
Windows Mail ...
Once you are done signing up for Polarbackup, here is what to do in order to start backing up your valuable data to the Polarbackup Cloud:
Download the Polarbackup setup file on your machine. You can use the following direct download links:
For Windows: https://polarwbds.s3.am...