Make sure the Hybrid+ drive is connected to your machine.
Open your Polarbackup desktop software.
From the Dashboard window of Polarbackup, click Restore. This will open the Polarbackup Restore window.
Using the Computer Name drop-down menu, select the name of the computer that you wa...
By using Polarbackup, you will be backing up your valuable data to the Cloud.
Data on the Cloud does not get affected by any malware that could affect your files locally on your computer.
Since Polarbackup has a versioning feature, you can always recover (restore) the old (...
Polarbackup performs incremental backups. This means that whenever one of your selected files get modified locally on your drive(s), Polarbackup desktop software will back it up again for you, adding a new version of this file to your backup in the Cloud so you can restore any old version when neede...
Files will not get automatically deleted from your Cloud backup even if you have deleted the original copy of them from your machine. This is the main purpose of having a backup!
In the case you have deleted file(s) locally from your machine, you will find that those file(s) are still a...
Method 1: Using PolarBackup Software
On the new machine, sign in to your Polarbackup online account.
From the Dashboard page, click the Download Polarbackup button in order to download the setup file of Polarbackup on your machine. You can use the following direct download links to download ...
While you are restoring your backed up data from your Polarbackup account, the restore process will follow the download speed of your Internet connection.
If you notice that the restore is slow, then please apply the following:
1. While you are configuring the restore job, ...
Method 1: Using Polarbackup Desktop Software
Open the Polarbackup desktop software and click on the Restore option.
Using the Computer Name drop-down menu, select the name of the computer that you want to restore from its backup.
Click on the Cold Storage folder to go inside it...