Use the drag and drop facility within My Computer to copy files from the U: drive to your USB Key. The media you choose to backup your files will depend on the quantity of data to be backed up and how frequently it changes. Options include:
x5777 eMail servicedesk nuigalway.ie) to discuss other methods of backing up your work. If your work requires the backup of large amounts of data, please contact the Service Desk (Tel. If you copy your important files to your home area, you will then have multiple copies in case of emergency one on your hard drive, one in your home area (U: drive), and copies on the nightly backup tapes that can be restored in emergencies (Please note, however, that Information Solutions and Services do not take responsibility for user data).Įxample of saving and backing up a Microsoft Word document NUI Galway staff and students who connect to the UDS platform can have 200MB of personal, secure, password-protected space in their home area (U: drive). If you choose to backup your work to the U: drive, please be familiar with Information Solutions and Services Backup Policy. Note:Information Solutions and Services do not take responsibility for user data. Copy files to your home area (U: drive).There are a number of ways to back up your work: If you are working on a critical project, you may want to back it up even more often. It is a good practice to back up your files on a daily basis. If you wonder how often you should back up your data, just ask yourself, " How many days work can I afford to lose"? Whenever you make changes to files, or add new files, you need to back up your files again. You may upgrade to a new computer and need to move your files.
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