#Windows 10 microsoft synctoy windows 10.It certainly is a refreshing change of pace to see Microsoft develop such a rich tool for enhancing their OS and then sharing it for no charge. I'm not just saying this because the software is free, but there is plenty to love here. The application works quickly (when compared to other free options,) and is extremely stable (some might joke, even more so than windows!) It takes up little space and downloads quite quickly.
Your backup folder (right,) can either be stored on another physical drive, or in the cloud! There are methods for storing to Microsoft and Google's cloud drives. The program works off of a left and right mirrored folder system. An end user will likely grow to PREFER this tool over the traditional file explorer. This is especially true when considering that the application's work window is slightly richer than Window's own file explorer. Things literally could not be any easier. If the user makes it a habit to always use this tool when messing with files, the work does itself. This is probably because we are dealing with a tool designed by the company that programmed the OS that said tool is running on. There are several, but they all lack the stability offered from the free Microsoft tool. Well, it's a free toy, so any competition should be other free utilities. The user can pre-specify a folder, file or any combination of the two, and whatever the user does to his file will be backed up to the cloud's backup copy! Any changes that are made will then be instantly backed up moving SyncToy comes from the "Power Tool," series that Mircosoft was issuing a few years back. This is exactly what Microsoft offers us with Syntoy. All changes to the files/folders would be captured in the cloud as they occur. ANGES that were made to a folder full of files on a PC? What if it did this regularly? These folders/files would be, "in-sync," just as if they were on a Google drive.
What if this tool backed up ONLY THOSE CH. What if a special kind of backup tool existed? Certainly, you're familiar with the basic idea of a backup right? Most of us are.
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