Likewise, I've also had a good friend of mine lose a slew of baby photos because he deemed it safe to keep them stored in a single location. Part of the reason I feel so strongly about backing-up important data is that on two occasions in the past, I have been foolish enough to lose data because I didn't have proper backup schemes in place. who doesn't backup their data", and despite having just made that up, it's a piece of guidance that I stand behind 100%.
Please take some time to review the information in the contextual Help file (at the Date & Time settings page, press F1 or click on the Help button).A wise man once said, "I pity the fool. For example, īear in mind that the field value only accepts ranges of 0 - 65535 units. You could also get fine-grained control by setting the Ignore value to instead. the hours, minutes, and seconds are not used in the comparison. For example, if a file was modified 2 days, 13 hours, 31 minutes, and 32 seconds ago, and you want to ignore files that have been modified within the last 2 days, then it will ignore the file, i.e. You have to ensure that files you are trying to copy from Source retain accurate date/time last modified information.Īdditional note about Days setting - Fractional days do not count.
Note that the Date & Time setting in SyncBack bases its decision on the files last modification date & time, and not the file creation date & time. within the last x days, or since January 1st 2004. Settings page, where there is an option to:īeen modified XX OR īy tweaking the settings in combination with, you would be able to set conditions to ignore files that were modified within a certain date range, e.g. Modify Profile > Expert Mode > Compare Options > Date & Time To back up files modified within a certain date range, you can use the setting found in
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