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What backup software for Windows?

I work in a corporate environment running Windows XP and I have access to a network drive. The problem is the network is down every now and then (3 to 6 months). So I've been experimenting with backing up my files on the network drive onto my hard drive using SyncToy. However, SyncToy isn't a great back up option as it does not store multiple revisions/versions of the file by date. Is there a free desktop backup alternative that can make backups and store multiple versions of the files (by date, say)?

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Multiple. What OS? – liori Oct 31 '10 at 23:19
We run Windows XP. – xiaodai Oct 31 '10 at 23:21
Please define Corporate environment - is it a small business of 5-10 users? Is it a large business of 1000+ users? Have you considered using Offline Files and Volume Shadow Copy? – Multiverse IT Nov 1 '10 at 1:08
Size doesn't matter I don't think. We just have a network drive. Does Offline files of VSC (available only in Vista and Win7?) keep multiple copies of the files? – xiaodai Nov 1 '10 at 1:47
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SyncBackSE is a great solution for what you are looking to do, but it costs $30.

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