Wo kann ich ein Backup von meinen Dateien machen?

  • Ich habe meinen PC mit einem Virus den ich schon seit über einem Jahr habe aber bevor ich meinen PC zurück setze will ich noch meine Dateien haben aus der zeit wo mein Computer noch keine Vieren hatte aber ich weiß nicht wo ich meine daten von vor über einem Jahr finden kann? oder ist das überhaupt nicht mehr möglich?
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jort93
2 months ago

You must have made the backup logically before you captured the virus, after that it won’t work.

mchawk777
2 months ago
Reply to  GamePlayer3000

You didn’t understand the answer.
Especially since the question of a location of complete nonsense is.

If you didn’t backup earlier, you don’t have a backup from which you could save data.
If you had done a backup, you would know where it is.

jort93
2 months ago
Reply to  GamePlayer3000

You can either copy all the data to an extrene hard disk or use an extra program (e.g. Macrium Reflect).

DIe datein a year ago you will find in your cabinet where you store your backup hard disks.

hans39
2 months ago

With Win10 and Win11 the Defender virus protection is preinstalled.
Alternatively, Avast (Free) or Avira (Free) etc. can also be installed.
The Defender is then automatically disabled.

What makes you think you have a virus on board?
Did you scan the disks/SSD with your virus protection program?
Was there a pest found? What’s his name?

If you don’t virus scan – No “snell check, but “Full review!

sumi79
2 months ago

Why don’t you just install a proper antivirus app from AVG or Avast and do a complete scan?

If everything is cleaned, then secure your photos and videos to an external disk.

What’s not there anymore is no longer there.

Backups are usually done before it comes to data loss and not only after.

There are some possibilities.

A NAS system is particularly recommended. NAS systems are usually expensive, but for your purposes, an old used for less than 100€ is sufficient.

https://www.smallanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/synology-ds215j-mit-2-tb/2953666816-225-414?utm_source=sharesheet&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_android

With two built-in hard drives and in RAID1 mode, the data is written twice or on each hard disk redundantly. If one of the plates fails, you still have a second with all the data.

In addition, you can connect the NAS directly to the router and let your backups run automatically in the home network. You can set that your NAS will start for example on a specific day a week and make backups from specific folders of your PC.

Another option for manual backups is an external SSD.

https://www.mediamarkt.de/de/product/_sandisk-portable-usb-32-gen-2-speicher-1-tb-ssd-extern-schwarz-2881031.html?utm_source=new%20owned&utm_medium=ema-other%20email&utm_term=appshare&utm_campaign=appshare

Kenshin663
2 months ago
  • Backup: has been declared
  • Reset: there is not, only a clean new installation
ytimoyt
2 months ago

You can take one of the backups you normally do from a year ago.

Didn’t you make a backup? Then you had bad luck.

mchawk777
2 months ago
Reply to  ytimoyt

Guess he/she didn’t make a backup – otherwise the question of “where” could not make any sense!

ytimoyt
2 months ago
Reply to  mchawk777

Of course, therefore also the chosen set-up 😉

EinTyppie
2 months ago

The question completely confused me.

  1. How do you know you’ve had a virus for a long time?
  2. Why do you leave this all year round and don’t you do it?
  3. How should WIR know where your data is over a year ago?
  4. Do you have any data? Are over a year old…
  5. Isn’t a virus in every file “simply in”. You can easily keep your files
  6. what kind of virus is it anyway? Can’t be so bad if you already have the SO LANG
jort93
2 months ago
Reply to  EinTyppie

If it is actually a virus, then it is quite in every file.

Viruses are malware that copies itself to other files when running, and spread by sharing infected files. Often, the bad effect only changes time.

Today, there are hardly any viruses that are detected very easily by antivirus software. Because clear, a program that suddenly modifies all files on the computer is more noticeable.

Today there are mainly worms and trojans, with these you can keep the files.

EinTyppie
2 months ago
Reply to  jort93

then it is in every file.

No.

Viruses are malware that copies itself to other files when running

not just so much

There are hardly any viruses

Also this is complete garbage

Viruses are nonstop, there are also new ones. “more viruses” is an absolute waste statement.

Viruses don’t just copy to “other files”. Do you even know how files are built? Something else about “copying” would completely destroy the original data. A video would be unplayable or severely broken, a Save datei ofn’s game would be unreadable.

And even the great virus does not know where exactly he is now. It doesn’t work like that.

jort93
2 months ago

For example, you could use a windows or linux live cd/usb stick to scan the hard drive.

You can also reinstall windows, in the rule there is an option to keep personal data and reinstall only windows.

jort93
2 months ago

EIn trojaner could be all software.
This works in the practice in the rule so that a nasty, a software with a trojaner modified and you then download the software with the trojaner instead of the original software.
So come to the source where you put it down.

ES also gives software that is designed from the beginning as trojaner, but that is rather rare.

jort93
2 months ago

Trojans do not necessarily read data, but many do. That’s called spyware.

EinTyppie
2 months ago

I feel that you don’t have any Trojans (program that reads your data) or virus. Or malware, absolutely no matter. Probably bugs with you just n bit of the browser etc. and that was lol

jort93
2 months ago

malware that has been camouflaged as useful software(e.g. as video game) on your computer, but in the background does something else.

jort93
2 months ago

It doesn’t sound like a virus, it sounds like a trojan.

EinTyppie
2 months ago

You have the windows defender. Let the nen make full scan

EinTyppie
2 months ago

I think you’re confusing the term virus with malware.

Questionmaker writes virus. You write virus several times.

You think you’re confused, lol.

jort93
2 months ago

I think you’re confusing the term virus with malware. Viruses are an outdated type of malware.

Yes I know how data are built, after all, I studied software engineering.