This approach helps introduce users to a single context where they can enjoy guidance for all versions of the program, and helps them become aware of functions and features that may not be in the currently installed version (SyncBackFree or SyncBackSE) but may be appropriate to their needs.

When a feature is only available in SyncBackPro, this is noted with the icon:.

When a feature is only available in SyncBackSE and SyncBackPro (so not available in SyncBackFree) this is stated and the following is shown:.

The help file self-adjusts to a large extent, depending on which version of the software it is installed with. This extensive help file provides information for all versions of the program: SyncBackPro, SyncBackSE and SyncBackFree. The article has been updated to also include Syslog and SBMS as notification methods.Welcome to the help and information guide of SyncBackPro V10. SyncBack has different ways to notify you about a profile having been run. This article explains the security of the Windows Task Scheduler. It is this version that is used by SyncBack. The second version, when it became known as the Task Scheduler, was introduced with Windows Vista (2007) and Windows Server 2008. The first version of the scheduler was included in Windows NT 4.0 (1996) and was then called Scheduled Tasks. To achieve this SyncBack leverages the Task Scheduler that is part of Windows.

The most common way to have a profile start automatically is via a schedule, e.g. This article discusses how this impacts SyncBack. Microsoft introduced a big change with Windows Vista regarding how administrators can exercise their administrative privileges. If you have any comments or suggestions, about our software, web site, articles, etc., please feel free to contact us. Visit our downloads page to get the latest version and see our changes page for details. If you have any suggestions on future articles please feel free to contact us.Īn update to SyncBack has also been released (V10.2.99.0).

In this update, we've published two new articles: Windows Task Scheduler and SyncBack and Elevation. Our article on Notifications has also been updated. Windows Task Scheduler, SyncBack and Elevation articles also published

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