


Even though they don’t support other operating systems, the software does support functionality with a wide array of file systems including the following: While the software only works in a Windows environment ranging from Windows 2000 (who uses that anymore?) all the way up to the latest version, Windows 10. However, they focus their service on backups, and as such they have a lot of backup features that other providers lack. Users should note that this is primarily a backup service, as opposed to other all-inclusive services that provide cloud storage, syncing, sharing, and collaboration features in addition to backups. Not only do they respect users by not inundating them with these annoying ads, but they also don’t require registration – which is another annoying tactic freeware providers often employ to grow their email lists. Often times these types of free services will regularly post some type of pop-up add that encourages another one of their products. I was pleased to find out that they didn’t regularly try to upsell me on another product. The entire price plan can be summed up in one word: free! However, there are a few things that bear further explanation. Paragon Backup and Recovery is yet another free backup solution, and they even claim to be, “The most powerful free backup solution ever!” While I commend their hubris, we’re going to take a closer look at their service and dissect its features to see how it stacks up against the competition.
